Sentence examples for has opened less from inspiring English sources

In the time it took for the restoration, the High Line park has opened less than a half-block to the west, providing strollers with an elevated view of the massive apartment complex.

In the past year Walmart has opened less new floor space in foreign markets than originally planned: 14m square feet (1.3m square metres) rather than 20m-22m.His 20m-22m.Hisnew a new set of headaches.

Others have seen what it is so stylishly doing and have opened less ecologically friendly and socially aware places as a result.

In Colorado, ski areas like Keystone and Arapahoe Basin had opened less than half of their terrain, although colder temperatures were allowing snow-making machines to keep runs open and both had a few inches of snowfall this week.

Maybe that was a result of perceived overkill: Williams's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama "A Streetcar Named Desire" had opened less than a year before and was playing two blocks away.

This year he has opened a second, less formal and less expensive eatery in the town called Rogan and Company, a 16th-century inn oozing charm with log fires, beamed ceilings, whitewashed walls and welcoming leather tub chairs.

As if to pick up the mantle from John Webster, the National has opened a scarcely less compelling staging of "Antigone," the Sophocles play featuring an eponymous heroine who herself is granted less stage time than the male nemesis in her midst.

The limited success of the candidate gene approach, together with technologic advances in the development of whole genome scans, has opened the door for less hypothesis driven research.

Seven different winners in the first eight races has opened the door for less-fancied teams to at least get a taste of success.

They hope that her resignation has opened a space for a less polarising and more competent candidate.Rudderless RepublicansBut who?

It is one of five Syrian restaurants to have opened in less than a year.