Sentence examples for less thereafter from inspiring English sources

The Energy Department says the Senate version of the program would cost about $1.8 billion in the first five years, and less thereafter.

The Netherlands, for an example of the latter, gives every family a kinderbijslag, or child supplement, of an average of about $1,300 per child per year to age 13, and less thereafter.

Over time, Social Security would replace an ever smaller share of workers' pre-retirement income, from 42% today for a typical worker to 20% in 2075 and ever less thereafter.

The measurements in our study indicate that the opening angle of the orbit changed substantially before the age of 3 and changed less thereafter (figure 4).

The sensitivity of the cell culture was 76.2-87.576.2-87.5%.8%) when specimens were collected within 3 days after the onset of symptoms, and the sensitivity decreased to 50% or less thereafter.

In the first 2 years (November 2004 – November 2006) of introduction of the HIV section of the questionnaire, it was only used for patients aged 55 or less; thereafter it was used for all patients.

While it is extremely likely that the eastern Carolinas will be hard hit by the storm Thursday into Friday, the storm's direction becomes far less certain thereafter.

He worked less frequently thereafter, however, needing time to recover first from Harlow's unexpected death and then from his own surgery and treatment for cancer.

He summoned the estates frequently in the uncertain years at the beginning of his reign, though less often thereafter, and his use of them to endorse his policies undoubtedly aided their development as an effective parliamentary body.

But perhaps mainaining that sort of quality control wasn't the real problem, so much as the proclamation that seemed to come as standard with each album from 1998's Up – that this was the real return to form (true in the case of Up, but less so thereafter).

If only they'd been a tad less impetuous thereafter.