Sentence examples for favored less than a from inspiring English sources

Nine percent favored less than a year in prison, 14percentt said 1-5 years, 3percentt said 6-10 yeand, and 10percentt said heroin possession should be punishable by 10 years in prison or more.

Whorf's work began to fall out of favor less than a decade after his death, and he was subjected to severe criticism from scholars of language, culture and psychology.

Earlier this year he said he favored less-stringent capital standards than the two other agencies that regulate banks, the Federal Reserve Board and the F.D.I.C.

So champions of the status quo clearly favor less taxation more than they oppose the idea of government giving handouts to people--at least so long as they're the ones getting the handouts.

How did opinion change so rapidly from 2-1 againstoto 2-1 in favor in less than a decade?

Among several other candidates, Oleh Tiahnybok, leader of the right-wing All-Ukrainian Union "Svoboda" party, considered by Russia to be a dangerous extremist, was favored by less than 2percentt of voters, according to the poll.

Aerobic incubation also favored (P less than 0.01) isolation of Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Eubacterium; more than 80% of these bacterial organisms were detected only in vented bottles.

Third, the infants in the oldest gestational age category had a high rate of small size for gestational age and a low rate of being large for gestational age (Table  2), likely since the entrance criteria for post-discharge follow-up in Calgary favored infants less than 1250 grams at birth.

Ask them for a tiny favor, something that takes less than a minute of their time.

A survey broadcast Thursday by the BBC said more than two-thirds of those questioned believed that Britain should withdraw its soldiers over the next year while less than a quarter favored their continued deployment.

Last year, a Council majority favored mandatory sick days for New Yorkers with less than a week of vacation.