Sentence examples for less paying from inspiring English sources

Many broadband providers fear that every user of a free wireless network is one less paying customer.

Now ponder something incontrovertible: that my opponent made an unusually explicit bet that America's diplomatic hand would be magically strengthened if he were seen listening to other governments, swaggering less, paying careful heed to grievances in the Muslim world and paying more respect to multilateral bodies.

All this debt blew up in 2008 in the U.S. and Europe, and that led to the second problem: Homeowners, firms, banks and governments are all now "deleveraging" or trying to — meaning that they are saving more, shopping less, paying off debts and trying to dig out from mortgages that are under water.

This focus on diversity matters: although British directing is no longer entirely ruled, as the old theatre joke had it, by "men called Peter", the gender balance remains far from equal, and the challenges of finding a foothold, still less paying the bills, put many would-be directors off.

Because the graduating class of 2001 faces a future of later and ever-shorter family liaisons, it can expect that its grandchildren -- the class of 2050 -- will have their hands full visiting, much less paying taxes to support, a dozen or more direct and step-grandparents.

Going Green can mean sacrifices, like driving less, paying more or enduring the eerie blue of compact fluorescent bulbs.

Less pay means less tax revenue for the system.

"Caregivers will in the end receive less pay," she said.

"They more or less paid a $3 million retainer.

Many Americans who made far less paid a far higher rate.

(Siamo troppo poveri per pagare meno)." "Or, as the Scottish say: Buy less, pay more".