Sentence examples for less for the first from inspiring English sources
He is missing the N.B.A.'s midseason showcase — just down Interstate 45 in Houston, no less — for the first time since he was a baby-faced beanpole receiving a rude introduction to the league 14 years ago.
I'm sure there were a few people out there thinking, "Why aren't our team competing a little bit more, getting a bit closer to the likes of France and Sweden?" But the biggest factor for us was that the British people were seeing the sport more or less for the first time in some cases.
April 10 2013 April 15 201313 In a sale consisting of just three lots (April 10), Christie's will offer a seven-page letter written by the Nobel Prize-winning British biophysicist Francis Crick to his twelve-year-old son, which explains (more or less for the first time) the structure of DNA.
When we added two 2′-azido modifications to either positions 8 and 12 or 8 and 13, the expression levels were slightly increased, thereby less for the first mentioned substitution pattern.
Try to speak less for the first few days as rest is the best medicine for faster recovery.
In the first half of the year, accumulated inflation reached 3.48percentt, prompting many economists to predict that the central bank would miss its year-end goal of holding inflation to 5.5percentt or less for the fourth consecutive year.
One woman, for instance, claimed she paid "three times less" for the second caesarean section.
The mean elapsed time from enrollment to stool examination, and hence the mean age of the children, was somewhat less for the second study, but this does not explain the reductions in prevalence observed before and after the intervention.
Captain Juninho, ending a season trophy-less for the first time since 1996, can't decide whether to jet off for a final payday in Qatar.
In view of their abysmal performance, medal-less for the first time in their history, they clearly could have done with him.
Bidi smoking in males was a significant risk factor for all three segments being highest for the upper third, less for the middle third and still less for the lower third.
