Sentence examples for less help for from inspiring English sources

Money spent on pensioner bonds means less help for workers in precarious employment.

Indeed, with services already overwhelmed, demand is set to increase further, and the public sector cuts will mean less help for children and fewer workers.

The "big society" in Salford clearly means not only less support for local government but also less help for people trying to get out of poverty.

They say they want less help for themselves; less help in caring for relatives; less assistance when they reach old age.

Export-led growth has its appeal but offers less help for public finances where expenditure taxes are a big share of total revenues (see article).

Now the relief effort will have to begin again with the incoming Congress, and that means more time wasted and possibly less help for those who need it.

Doing small jobs for less: Help-for-hire start-ups catching on.

There is no living artist whose pictures need less help from their surroundings, for Hodgkin is a colorist so remorseless in his sense of adventure that the English, connoisseurs of the dingy and the dun, have never quite decided what to make of him.

In contrast, JPMorgan got far less help under the program for investment banks than some of its Wall Street rivals, like Citigroup, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley, which each tapped the program on more than 100 occasions.

These judgments can be difficult to make especially in tricky philosophical cases, so expect that the tests may be of less help than we might hope for at first.

Similarly, during the 2001 2002 influenza season in Italy, we found that, compared to the household contacts of unvaccinated children, family members of influenza-vaccinated healthy children experienced fewer respiratory tract infections, needed fewer medical visits, missed fewer working days, and required less help at home to care for ill children (Table 3) (39 ).