Sentence examples for far less regular from inspiring English sources

"People have far less regular work, so that at least means more spare time to devote to our brotherhood," said Genoveva Rodríguez Sánchez, a seamstress who has made several embroideries for her brotherhood and has been setting aside one day a week to help prepare the Easter festivities.

Union workers are also angry over the growing use of contract workers, who are paid far less than regular employees and — unlike permanent workers — can be laid off without government approval.

The quality of video is expected to be low -- about one frame a second -- which is far less than regular streaming video, but is enough to let users be more expressive in their chats, said Lisa Pollock, Yahoo's messaging products director.

Radio has been far less affected, with regular access to BBC World Service and VOA still readily available.

Holding special events also can be far less expensive than regular advertising.

Since satellite radio has far less interruption than regular radio - which must incorporate advertising - each hour will feature 40 percent more talk than on her old show, a Sirius spokesman said.

On Feb. 6, its next First Saturday, the monthly event when admission and entertainment are free from 5 to 11 p.m., the museum is giving away an 8-by-10-inch print to the first 200 people who sign up or renew as 1stfans, the year-old tier of membership that costs $20 (far less than the regular individual membership of $55).

It's still experimental, but the really great news is that it's far less invasive than regular boob jogs.

As little as 25 years ago, American lifestyles were far less stressful and included regular opportunities to unplug and refresh that we have all but lost today.

Mr. Obama's playoff would render the regular season far less dramatic.

We are in a position to defend ourselves against regular troops, far less a set of naked savages, with their spears and krisses.