Sentence examples for less to begin from inspiring English sources
Such deep discounts may lead some car buyers to ask why automakers do not just charge less to begin with.
But they denied any suggestion that it had succeeded in convincing Mr. Christie to reconsider his earlier decision against running, much less to begin the arduous task of seriously exploring what would go into a national campaign.
Councilman Philip Reed, who represents the Bronx and parts of Upper Manhattan, suggested to Ms. Levin that smaller arts groups were at a disadvantage, since they had less to begin with.
I don't need to point out the obvious causes of having so much to read online combined with a generation that seem to read less and less books to begin with.
Power tools account for 62 percent of the market, while hand tools — less expensive to begin with and less likely to break — account for 38 percent.
"The unemployment is actually a lot higher for people who have less education and had less income to begin with — it's much more severe as you go down the economic scale".
According to a 1995 study by Public/Private Ventures, a nonprofit research and program development group, after 18 months of spending time with adult mentors, children in Big Brothers Big Sisters are 46 percent less likely to begin using illegal drugs, 27 percent less likely to begin using alcohol and 52 percent less likely to skip school than at-risk children not in the program.
In a Canadian cohort, women were significantly less likely to begin HAART compared with men despite equal access to care [45], and women were significantly less likely than men to be on HAART in a US multi-center study [42].
This is because there is less scope for the treatment to be effective for this outcome and type of subject, because their DBP is less extreme to begin with.
Some people were making less money to begin with, as businesses cut back.
