Sentence examples for less dues from inspiring English sources

But I'd be hard pressed to think of a band that paid less dues that the Dream Syndicate.

Andrew Sean Greer is the author of six books, including "Less," due out in July.

When they earned less due to going part-time, their debt would grow.

The Faroes sit in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, more or less due north of Scotland, roughly halfway between Iceland and Norway.

Its victory is less due to its own qualities than to the failure and discredit of the ruling elite.

Granted, I had never seen this home, but it was located more or less due south on the other side of Long Island Sound.

Lula's government has, in a sense, been as polarising as Hugo Chávez's – much less due to his rhetoric than to the elite's reaction to his policies.

"In the past, most of them went to Japan, but they're buying much less due to the economy," he said.

A city programme to do repair work has moved agonisingly slowly, and flats in historic buildings generally sell for less due to their poor condition.

Challenging the belief that women earn less due to career breaks taken to have children, the report shows that women earn less regardless of whether or not they have children.

She said recovery would probably be six to eight weeks after surgery with full use in six months: "Think more time than less, due to your age".