Sentence examples for less aside from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan Chase has been running above that level for a while, and Goldman Sachs nudged its full-year 2012 return to 10.7 percent largely by setting much less aside for pay in the last quarter.

We've got mainstream economists arguing that everything was going to be all right more or less, aside from a shallow recession, in the absence of a major financial crisis.

It appears that Australians are feeling the impact of this slow growth and are dipping into their savings or putting less aside to cope with their increased costs of living," the submission said.

Households, which used to be Japan's greatest hoarders, put less aside in the years before the financial crisis as a combination of low wage-growth and an ageing population took its toll: the household-saving rate fell from above 10% in the 1990s to about 2.2% in 2007.

For several quarters now, banks have been putting less and less aside for bad loans.

China and India have more or less stood aside.

But this time the U.M.P. more or less cast aside the Republican Front idea.

Instead, he is a journalist and honest voice who has been more or less cast aside, and he took the opportunity to speak the truth.

While Goldman has set less money aside to pay employees, the ratio of compensation and benefits to net revenue in the third quarter was 44 percent, in line with previous accruals.

The banks increased their income by putting less money aside to cover bad loans, rather than expanding lending.The Tokyo Stock Exchange said it would merge with the Osaka Securities Exchange, which focuses on derivatives, in January 2013, creating the world's third-biggest bourse.

In history and biography, 2011's offerings look slightly less compelling, aside from Simon Sebag Montefiore's Jerusalem: The Biography (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, January) and Sadakat Kadri's Heaven on Earth: A History of Sharia Law (Bodley Head, June).