Sentence examples for less benefit than from inspiring English sources

Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsClogged ports and airports and poor road and railways connections meant that the region's opening to foreign trade in the 1980s and 1990s brought less benefit than it should have done.

Ahead of a crunch gathering of world leaders in Washington this weekend, the premier told journalists: "The most important thing I'm saying today is if we have a fiscal stimulus in Britain and it is not repeated in other countries then it will have far less effect and far less benefit than if it were done in every other major economy around the world".

Many hopefuls will build their strategy around this notion, for example it could be argued that Ted Cruz coming second by a small margin would be of less benefit than Marco Rubio coming comfortably third, because of the expectations already placed upon them.

However, experience has shown that engineers find it difficult to exploit these advantages due to the difficulty in determining the 'real' timing requirements of systems and therefore the techniques have delivered less benefit than expected.

To decide between these two options, consider an example from the literature on exploitation in which a transaction provides someone with a benefit, but with far less benefit than they deserve: an employer who pays an employee a wage that is beneficial compared to the alternatives, but is still substantially less than what justice requires.

The other experiment, to be published in an upcoming issue of Global Change Biology, indicates that an atmospheric increase to 550 parts-per-million of CO2 would boost soy yields by about 15%, a third less benefit than seen in previous studies.

"What about my disabled relative who now gets less benefits than he used to … " "Umm," said Cameron.

We expect that a shorter charging window would deliver less benefits than a two-hour charging window and that a longer charging window would deliver more benefits.

Environmental justice means no community should be saddled with more environmental burdens and less benefits than others.

They recommended that a civil partnership scheme would resolve most of the issues for same-sex and cohabiting couples, while providing less benefits than marriage.

Older people have less benefits than younger.