Sentence examples for less though that from inspiring English sources

He got a simplified, three-band income tax structure that the government says will mean most people pay less (though that is far from clear: the government also plans scrapping a wide range of allowances).

Insurers also say they could make health plans cheaper and more attractive to younger people if they could charge those people less, though that might mean charging older customers more.

This precarious situation urgently calls for more federal spending, not less, though that message has been lost on Congress.

In fact, only about 9.5% of hourly-paid workers in Texas earn the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour or less, though that does mean that Texas is tied with Mississippi for the highest proportion of workers in this position.

It still seems less likely, though, that Mr Prabhakaran will concede any of it to other Tamils.

They're far less convinced, though, that the girls' condition has anything to do with ageing.

It was a completion less than photogenic, though, that best summed up how well things went for the Chargers offense in the first half Sunday.

Somehow, though, that was less puzzling than "Turnaround," a true blues, and one of Mr. Coleman's oldest tunes.

Monitoring more intimate details about personal health and wellbeing is less commonplace, though that's expected to change with the spread of wearable technology.

In 2013, that is not the case; producers and consumers are increasingly remote from each other, and the technologies used are both more complex and less mature, though that is changing rapidly.

A total of 75% said they felt less welcome, though that number has oscillated from 77% to 81% in 2015 and 2016.