Sentence examples for less the present from inspiring English sources

These have grown up by the time the novel loops round to its principal period of action, which is more or less the present day.

Aggregating studies that have used different methods of data collection and somewhat variable timeframes for headache (during the last year or less), the present survey indicates that more than 50% of the population in Europe are current headache sufferers, and almost 15% suffer from migraine.

None the less, the present investigation has some drawbacks, the first is it is an observational study, but the large number of patients may make recompense for this limitation to some degree.

This value is slightly less than the present values for pectins, suggesting less resistance to plastic flow for carrageenan than pectins.

Tuition should be free for any student whose family income is less than the present average gross earnings for an individual of just less than £25,000 a year.

Sure, "Our Kind of Traitor" takes place more or less in the present.

The action is placed more or less in the present; the sets, by Richard Peduzzi, suggest a grand bourgeois home, but nothing is too specific.

He expected little or nothing from Tony Blair's New Labour and even less from the present coalition, and was therefore not disappointed.

The original Daniel — Daniel1 — lives more or less in the present era, in Paris and Andalusia, and his latest edition, Daniel25, lives two millennia hence, in a depopulated Spain.

The first and last scenes, set more or less in the present, find the 22-year-old Abbey (Chris Messina) at the rural vacation home of his parents with his college pal Donald Daniel Eric Goldd) on the birthday they happen to share.

Meanwhile, Take-Two closed at $27.10 Friday—on what planet would shareholders accept a bid for less than the present value of the stock?