Sentence examples for less every week from inspiring English sources

The average mother and father spends 22 hours less every week with their children than parents did in 1969.Many people want their lives to have some predictability.

Devote a slice of your energies towards making the world suck less every week.

He wrote, "more or less every week a stranger informs me that I am a 'hero' for taking care of my kids while their mother, my wife, is at work making the money that we require....It goes without saying that when Jen was with the kids for her six months, no one ever stopped her in the grocery store to tell her she was a hero".

Buy less and less soda every week.

Food intake was not different between the diets for 2-month-old mice (Fig. 1B); however, the MR-fed mice weighed significantly less at every week throughout the study (Fig. 1A); therefore, the body weight adjusted food intake (g day−1 per BW) for 2-month-old MR-fed animals was significantly higher than 2-month-old control-fed mice (data not shown).

Fixed effects demonstrated that the variable 'time' was a strong predictor of PDR outcomes (p < =.001, 95% CI = −0.18 to −0.08) and indicated a mean 0.13 (SE = .02) lower occurrence of reported problem behaviors per week: approximately one problem behavior less every eight weeks (1/0.13 = 8).

The frequency for patients treated with the capsaicin patch was more or less every 2 weeks and only 2 patients were treated in the same week on only one occasion.

However, as time passed three in 10 had lost all contact with their dad by the time they were 11 and a quarter saw them multiple times during the week, whereas around one in five saw their child occasionally, but less often than every week.

The report argues that the changes will mean 230,000 severely disabled people who do not have another adult to assist them will receive between £28 and £58 less in benefits every week.

The figures, from a YouGov poll for the Ramblers, published exclusively in The Independent on Sunday, reveal that a quarter of Britons walk on average for less than an hour every week.

"Every week there's less and less food," Mr. Whooley said.