Sentence examples for less afterwards from inspiring English sources

Kuroda says that it's natural to expect households to spend more before the tax rise occurs, and then spend less afterwards.

He never enjoyed being questioned about this character, always "feeling less afterwards", and stopped giving interviews in 1993, after the New Yorker had printed his unguarded thoughts about his curious love affair with his former cleaning lady, Anne Davies, whom he had installed in the Dales village where he had a home.

It would make sense to show it more frequently while the tag is live and then less afterwards, and Facebook says it's considering some ranking consequence.

He concludes that equities perform best in advance of the polls; less well afterwards.

Mothers of school-age children, for instance, could be urged back into the workforce by changing the way child tax credits are structured, making them more generous when the child is younger than five and less generous afterwards.

Here we show that the negative effects of scientific misconduct spill over to uninvolved prior collaborators: compared to a control group, prior collaborators of misconducting scientists, who have no connection to the misconduct case, are cited 8 9% less often afterwards.

Andrew: "Pastuerized" (Misspelled, by a doctor no less. Afterwards, he claimed to us that he misspelled it intentionally. Sure you did, Captain).

"Often times if you apply concealer first, you'll find that you need less foundation afterwards," Reagan said.

Rhinovirus-caused colds are most infectious during the first three days of symptoms; they are much less infectious afterwards.

Dougie-Coop doesn't seem any less abstracted afterwards, but we know: Cooper's still in there, somewhere.

Patients who underwent the minimally invasive surgery had lower visual analogue scale scores and required significantly less analgesia afterwards.