Sentence examples for headed to less from inspiring English sources

The number of ships in the Navy has gone from almost 600, now headed to less than 300.

And when humans have vitamin D deficiency, their immune systems can be less vigilant, perhaps making dark-skinned migrants out of Africa more vulnerable to diseases such as TB as they headed to less sunny climates, says Kappelman.

But in the last few years, more middle-class families have been heading to less expensive destinations like Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

Having a hotel in Mayfair or Park Lane is still the way to win at Monopoly, but today's smart money is heading to less conventional locations.

From 40 workers per retiree when Social Security was enacted, we now have about three workers per retiree and are heading to less than two.

He had not been to California since before spring training, and his new team — the Las Vegas 51s — would now be headed to Fresno, less than hour's drive from Visalia, for its next series.

In October 2000, he wrote of Wild Oats that "once the market figures out [Whole Foods] isn't going to buy this company, it's headed to $3.00 — or less".

The winner of this semifinal will probably have a major rest advantage over the winner of the second semifinal, as disruptive rain appears headed to Flushing again in less than two hours.

The sophomore defender on the California women's lacrosse team was headed to Central America to help those less fortunate.

Plus the UK is almost certainly headed to deflation next month; anything less than a 0.4% growth rate generates deflation.

The less fortunate headed to city shelters, where there was no green tea or rugelach, only self-heating emergency meals.