Sentence examples for far less then from inspiring English sources

In the budget battle of 2011, they won some spending concessions from Obama, but far less then they demanded.

Before the award, the starting salary for city police officers was $31,305, far less then their suburban counterparts and 20percentt less than officers in Newark.

They served a maximum of 180 days in jail, usually far less, then were returned to their country of origin voluntarily.

The tubular beauties have a meaty, scallop-like texture, are great on a barbecue, and cost far less then their fan-shaped friends.

"The scenario of migrant workers being promised a better life by working for a gangmaster on farms in the UK but then finding they're paid far less then they've been promised – less than the minimum wage – isn't uncommon".

Like all humans, however, we are far less then perfect: we must offer sacrifice for our own sins as well as the sins of our people, as the Epistle to the Hebrews observes.

Then, however, the Scots were extremely competitive; this time they have been far less so.

I realise now that the drug is far less harmful then I believed at the time.

We have not responded — he had not responded — as we all hope we might, in circumstances far less terrifying then those inside that school.

But far less clear, then and now, was whether Niger — one of the world's most impoverished countries, regularly threatened by famine — would substantially benefit from the deal.

There was a similar prolonged period of weak stock prices in the 1970s, but stocks were far less important then to most Americans.