Sentence examples for less thanks from inspiring English sources

But most who I have met work ridiculously hard for little money and less thanks.

But at home, Japan's consumers are getting progressively less thanks for their parsimony.

This year it's going to be a little less thanks to the drop in [oil] prices; between 2.5 and 3%.

But this was less thanks to the Bush administration than to the fact that a run on the markets has put the fear of God into legislators.

Sure, banks pay taxes, but they pay a lot less thanks to a giant and underappreciated distortion in our nation's tax code.

In 2014, about 1.3 million workers earned $7.25 an hour while another 1.7 million people earned less thanks to the tipped minimum wage.

Hunting for oil had become less profitable thanks to the falling price, whereas preying on rivals had become easier, thanks to plunging share prices.

Yes, we are a little less focused, thanks to the electric stimulus of the screen.

Mobile gaming, meanwhile, receives a great deal less reverence, thanks in part to its vast popularity.

Offshore life should get less comfortable thanks to the mood the G20 creates.

His face is less fresh, thanks largely to a surname shared with the party's last two presidents.