Sentence examples for less fell from inspiring English sources
Between 1981 and 2001, the number of people in the world living on $1/day or less fell by 392 million, but the number of people living on $2/day or less rose by 285 million, indicating only that the economically desperate are getting slightly less desperate [ 11](p. 183).
(At the end of one audacious circuit of turning jumps, he more or less fell).
Alaska, another plum that more or less fell from the tree, also aroused deep suspicion.
Cicero was assassinated -- the ultimate negative politics -- after Rome more or less fell apart around him.
Median prices — half the homes sold for more and half for less — fell 9.3percenttherere, to $162,100.
Their current best, Josh Dugan, more or less fell from a suburban Canberra rooftop, Bacardi in hand, and into their laps.
Harvester productivity was higher in the E. nitens stands than the E. globulus stand due mainly to less difficulty felling and debarking the trees (E. globulus tends to have thinner stems and 2 stems per tree).
The number of people in extreme poverty -- surviving on $1 a day or less -- fell only slightly from 1990 to 1998, from 1.3 billion to 1.2 billion.
The inflation-adjusted weekly pay of the median worker -- half made more, half made less -- fell 1.5percentt from early last year to early this year, according to the Labor Department.
Elsewhere, things are less impressive: "Frankie Fell in Love" is routine Springsteen street-opera, outtakes like "Harry's Place" and the religiose "Heaven's Wall" add little to his canon, while covers of The Saints' "Just Like Fire Would" and Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" fail to reveal any new depths.
The size of the felled area influenced activity (for bats overall and Pipistrellus spp ., with 90% higher activity in smaller felled stands (less than 5 ha−1) compared to larger felled stands (greater than 30 ha−1).
