Sentence examples for less accommodation from inspiring English sources

Already short of housing in their areas, Hackney and Waltham Forest then found themselves with even less accommodation to choose from.

The twins in group 1 require not only the most or more accommodation through basal slip with very low critical resolved shear stress (CRSS), but also the least or less accommodation through pyramidal slip with very high CRSS, in their neighboring grains.

Although efforts to target and reduce racial health disparities associated with diabetes appear to be effective, black communities may be contributing to a greater overall burden of illness given poorer infrastructure and less accommodation for disabilities such as VI.

Those in group 2 also require the least or less accommodations through pyramidal slip and/or contraction twinning with very high CRSSs, but in their neighboring twins.

This is less about accommodation and more about having a friendly contact who can help you settle in.

"Not only have universities sold off a lot of their old stock to private developers, but they also invested money themselves in less affordable accommodation".

While some might argue that a hawkish central bank would simply use the opportunity of increased fiscal stimulus to provide less monetary accommodation, actual central-bank behaviour suggests sensible fiscal policy would have made a difference.

Because the numbers of homeless are rising, there is less temporary accommodation available and with landlords increasingly nervous about housing tenants who claim benefits, reducing the available stock, and more people are being pushed into B&Bs.

The coalition hopes the new form of tenure, dubbed affordable rent, involving less exacting accommodation, will make it easier to build more social housing since the tenants will be asked to pay up to 80% of the market rent, well above the current rent levels in social housing.

But whatever Martin Clarke sees he wants and the Mail Online boss is said to be swiping Greig's office with its splendid view for himself, another sign of Mail Online's aggressive advancement within the group; Greig has been offered alternative, less congenial accommodation but work adapting this office has taken weeks.

From the end of February, tenants in Senegal will pay less for accommodation.