Sentence examples for far less work from inspiring English sources

They would rather find jobs that offer a steady paycheck, benefits and require far less work.

Magistrates now had far less work and the crown court was heavily burdened by sexual offences cases.

The heritage breeds of cattle, he said, could produce meat and milk with far less work by farmers.

Many many times more stuff can be made today with far less work than in previous decades.

Considering how fussy blueberries are about growing on acid soils, opting for blackcurrants instead could give UK gardeners loads more potential nutrition for far less work.

Gates explained that his woodworkers make beautiful objects, but with an in-house metal fabricator, he would have to contract out far less work.

And with Mr. McGrath's synoptic script, he has far less to work with.

Reconfiguring old ones was going to be far less important work.

Her backing quintet had a drummer, Neal Morgan, but almost for color alone; he had far less rhythmic work to do than what she'd assigned to herself.

Mr. Gat's "Morgan's Last Chug" is a far less resolved work, but it has its own gloomy allure, a darker European nature set against the brighter American vision of Mr. Peck's piece.

"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.