Sentence examples for less spent from inspiring English sources

It's not dead, just more or less spent.

Yorkshire and Humberside councils are suffering similarly with £197.24 less spent on average per person.

Less spent much of his twenties and thirties in a relationship with an older man, Robert Brownburn, a distinguished poet.

Students in further education colleges have on average £400 less spent on them than students doing the same courses in schools, a report reveals today.

In defending the Bush plan, administration officials said every dollar spent on shore restoration was a dollar less spent on something else.

Reynolds blames this on a significant funding gap – a Welsh child gets £604 a year less spent on them than an English child – and a reluctance to innovate.

Mr. Kirk's: he is a moderate, in the middle, and wants to tax less, spend less and borrow less.

Most polluters were reluctant to cooperate, much less spend millions of dollars to remediate.

We would have less spending if its tax cost was fully apparent.

Crudely put, less Chinese spending on iron ore and equipment means less spending by Australian mining firms on London's financial services, and less spending by German factory workers on British consumer goods.

She more or less spends the summer months here every year.