Sentence examples for in future less from inspiring English sources

I'm taking a break, but I hope to cover the same beat for the Guardian in future; less frequently, more in sync with global cinema's largissimo sweeps.

But the persecuted victims of regimes who do not attract so many headlines, let alone bombardment by NATO, will in future be less likely to reach Britain to lodge their claims.

He added that courts might in future be less willing to grant DPAs, noting that the supporting evidence was now viewed by the SFO as being insufficient to pursue a prosecution against the individuals.

Economists believe that shortcomings in this domain are related to temporal discounting, or the tendency to value rewards that will occur in the future less than rewards that occur in the present.

It has been concluded therefore that in the future less than 1% of solar pv will be in the form of CIGS thin-film cells.

"The ultimate result of this," Ms. Dalglish said, "will be that in the future, less information will get to the public".

Analysts said the figures made an interest rate rise in the near future less likely.

If women in future earn less (by working part-time or taking career breaks) then the level of repayments will reflect this.

It could mean in future that less time spent arguing over wording will mean more time discussing policy implementation and ensuring governments are held to account, which will be good news for women all over the word.

"There is no hiding the fact that even with the improvements we have negotiated members will in future have less favourable terms than exist currently," said Bectu general secretary Gerry Morrissey.

11.02am GMT Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee has warned that Britain faces an "unimaginable" dose of austerity in future, as less than half of George Osborne's fiscal consolidation programme has yet taken place.