Sentence examples for less in time from inspiring English sources

The technological difference between the Verizon Wireless network and those of Vodafone's other affiliates "will matter less in time".

But the Figali Convention Center, site of the 2003 Miss Universe Pageant, got built, more or less, in time for the pageant.

Simon Williams, RAC spokesman, said: "We expect Britain's supermarkets and cheapest fuel retailers to be selling petrol at £1 a litre or less in time for Christmas.

Earlier in the year the GDS developed the new e-Petitions service, now on the Directgov website, in four weeks at a cost of just £80,000 - less in time and money than a tendering process would have taken.

It costs much less in time and money to have writers pontificate about Donald Trump than it does to send them to red states to find out why so many people voted for him.

As the students scrambled into their starting positions, the first notes of Elvis's "All Shook Up" filled the gym, and suddenly dozens of feet were moving in a blur, more or less in time with the music.

This will mean less in-person time, which works out to lower costs for the whole sale.

The screen displayed color (eighty different colors at one time, no less!) in a time when such a feat was tiptoeing the edge of sorcery.

This results seem less obvious in time saving than [21] but with less loss in BD-rate.

In sulfuric acid the inhibition is fast and then stays more or less constant in time.

So while Comcast may be technically correct today, its comments become less sensible in time.