Sentence examples for less prizes from inspiring English sources

Robert has told Less, "Prizes aren't love," but in some ways the story proves that they can be.

While the "gross gambling yield" (total income less prizes and bets paid out) for the sector was £6.69bn in the year to September 2013, according to the Gambling Commission, the amount available for prevention, research and treatment is under 0.1 per cent of that, around £6.3m, in 2014-15.

Ticket sales in the state, less prizes awarded, totaled $1.258 billion, according to Bloomberg.

Marriage is no less prized as it becomes less common.

Women had earned about 5percentt less prize money than men.

Indonesian vanilla is mass-produced and less prized.

In that era, women still received much less prize money than men.

There is far less prize money, which means players may be easier to bribe.

Twitter's audience, they say, is less likely to be shopping, and will thus be less prized by advertisers.

Furthermore, the best technology is less prized in the fastest-growing markets poor countries like China and India that want basic products.

Today the mirror may lack its former mystical significance, but it is no less prized for its decorative qualities.