Sentence examples for less for a while from inspiring English sources

It worked, more or less, for a while.

He thought he had negotiated with his bank to pay less for a while.

Still, teams and players will be making do with less for a while.

Finally, Airtex decided it had to pay for training itself, even if that meant the company was less profitable for a while.

Sweden's government now offers special tax exemptions for the richest individuals, and Finland taxes foreigners less heavily for a while.

Given that wave of sympathy, and given the strength of Al Gore's probable Republican rival, Mr Gephardt may make himself less thorny for a while.

When he turns from greening Mrs. Donaldson to shielding Mrs. Forbes — adoring mother of handsome, narcissistic Graham; disapproving new mother-in-law of "plainish," capable Betty — things become a bit less kinky (for a while) and rather more dicey.

Yet when you are finished seeing a Chekhov play or reading a story of his, you have recognized brothers and sisters in bewilderment and hope, and perhaps you feel less alone for a while on your own.

Between low borrowing costs and high multipliers, spending now would do little to worsen the debt picture a decade from now; indeed, as DeLong-Summers argue (and some of us have been arguing, less formally, for a while now), there's a plausible case that spending more now actually improves the long-run fiscal picture — and that austerity worsens it.

So maybe Apple should give the games a little less attention for a while, and let everyone know that they've got "the smartest iPod ever".

I joined this rather strong group on aging and we had, and still have, European funding, and things were more or less stable for a while.