Sentence examples for less coming from inspiring English sources

But a small subset gained far less, coming close to maintaining the body size with which they started the study.

The Germans have a word for it: Vergangenheitsbewältigung — more or less, "coming to terms with the past".

Governments in countries like Spain are having enough trouble financing their existing debt, much less coming up with money for stimulus spending.

Then it will pick up — and our proportion of total investments will increase, because there will be less coming in over all".

TfL's income is in a pincer squeeze, as the government's operational grant is phased out and Khan's fares policy means less coming in than would have been the case had he allowed them to rise by inflation or more.

A tax holiday – so the tax due would be only 10% for a period – could encourage corporations to bring back cash to invest or distribute to shareholders All those tax cuts mean less coming in to government coffers, at least in the near-term.

Why did Less come a day early?

It more or less comes down to status and economics.

After that, advancement in home lighting more or less came to a halt.

Illegal immigration more or less came to a halt in 2007.

Over the preceding weeks, all productivity at Lehman had more or less come to an end.