Sentence examples for gain much less from inspiring English sources

Women, of course, will gain much less.

Others, such as electrons, feel less drag and gain much less weight.

If the town wins, it would gain much less, since it receives only 11% of the tax revenue, according to Chaban.

This means they will gain much less from a final-salary scheme than colleagues whose earnings peak at the end of their career.

By contrast, firms incorporated outside of their headquarters state often litigate their internal affairs in their state of incorporation and therefore stand to gain much less on this dimension from improvements in the courts of the headquarters state.

According to the 2008 Career Survey by the Association of MBAs, which looked at the salaries of 2,000 MBAs worldwide, women gain much less from the qualification than men.

Boys gained much less advantage from single-sex education.

However, the pickup mechanism from hill-shaped deposits has gained much less attention.

HERSH: The evidence is, we've gained much less than people think we have, or at least than the Administration tells us, in terms of actionable intelligence.

However, they had gained much less ground — only three or four percentage points — relative to where the polls stood before either party's convention.

Just over 18 months ago when I set out on my search for style as an older man, I little thought that I would stumble on, and be sidetracked by, a remarkable renaissance that is gaining much less attention than it should.