Sentence examples for less for every from inspiring English sources

The government will borrow the equivalent of £2,500 less for every household.

So you are getting around €160 less for every £1,000 of spending money than you were back then.

The promise of more for less for every exerciser, however reluctant, suggests this is unlikely to be another passing fitness fad.

As bonds become more attractive, investors would be willing to pay less for every dollar of corporate earnings, he said, so the stock market could decline as earnings improved.

In fact, if I had a minute less for every self-help book I've bought, fish-oil capsule I've swallowed and lotion I've slathered on my face in the hopes of looking younger, I'd be back playing with blocks.

In March 2008, Aldi and Lidl decided that they wanted to pay €0.12 less for every litre of milk they had to buy to sell on their shelves in Germany.

One would assume that they are frustrated like every other corporation that they get less for more every year with their health expenditures.

"I can do less for myself every day, he thinks.

The facts suggest quite the opposite, across the range of discretionary and entitlement programs, Americans are getting a lot, and paying less and less for it every year.

The goal is one everyone should endorse: more whole fruits, less juice, for every child, every day, everywhere.

The plan doesn't treat exports the same, but that's more or less true for every country that gets serious about cutting emissions.