Sentence examples for into far less from inspiring English sources

He supports a ballot measure this June that would require workers to go into far less lucrative retirement plans, or to contribute up to 25 percent of their salaries to keep their current benefits.

In the wake of last year's pandemic of H1N1 swine flu — which turned into far less of a global threat than had been feared — the world has largely forgotten about the H5N1 bird flu.

Much of it went into far less lucrative bond or money market funds or horror of horrors into government-insured bank accounts.

At $499 the new Tungsten T is a different beast entirely a smaller, fancier one whose limited connectivity translates into far less value.

Valued at $23 million over its 15-year lifespan, the lease allows Citco, which bills itself as the world's leading hedge fund administrator, to expand from its midtown Manhattan headquarters, where it says it will also remain over the nine years left on its lease, into far less expensive space across the river.

Nick goes into this conference in far less trouble than the other two.

But alas, Mr. Harrison, whose earlier "Doris to Darlene" demonstrated a fertile imagination, then pivots into a far less stimulating melodrama.

The plan to break up French banks has quietly turned into something far less drastic than it once seemed.

Rather, she's evolving into something far less controversial: a pop star, confused like all the rest of them.

But the world they survived to see into was far less agreeable than the one they'd left behind.

It evolved into something far less ambitious: a mantra of security and stability, in which Egyptians and many Arabs were forced to give up their rights.