Sentence examples for less helping to from inspiring English sources

This was the model apartment for a condominium conversion project, and it was not selling itself, much less helping to sell other apartments in the same building as it was intended to do.

A Bear Stearns analyst, John Boris, said Merck's cost of goods sold was $109 million less than he had expected and taxes were $314 million less, helping to offset revenue weakness.

Is there a threshold which more or less helps to determine the survival of the microorganism?

"He could be more independent chewing and swallowing," and needed less help to eat, Dr. Schiff said.

The mayor of New York City, desperately looking for ways to repair his broken budget, decides to give less help to subways and buses.

Auden was a good poet and perhaps a great one, though far from flawless, but he is less help to someone starting out than Hardy.

Indeed, because he is not running again (and is unpopular to boot), members of Congress also fear he will be of less help to them in the 2006 mid-term elections than he was in 2002 and 2004.

But it has been less help to stateless Palestinians or people from countries like Iraq, for whom the immigration agency says it will be able to get travel documents -- eventually.

In the three weeks since President Bush announced his policy on federal funding for stem cell research, it has become increasingly clear that his plan is likely to deliver far less help to biomedical researchers than originally promised.

Keep in mind that tuition could rise as foreign nations tighten their fiscal belts and provide less help to schools.

Vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver offered even less help to the ticket in his native Maryland Nixonn won 61.3percenttherere, clobbering the former Peace Corps director and Kennedy in-law.