Sentence examples for less to provide from inspiring English sources

The goal is less to provide green, open space than to enable people to explore on foot the roof's undulating geometry.

The third, of course, is cost, though in absolute terms it costs less to provide medication than it does to provide the social services that the indigent require.

The CSU is also a respectable university system, but costs less to provide because it puts rather less emphasis on research and much less on postgraduate teaching.

Russ Elliott, president of Brainstorm, said connecting to Eagle-Net had allowed his company to offer substantially faster service that costs less to provide than before.

A poor country may have less money to spend on healthcare, but it also needs to spend less to provide the same labour-intensive services (far less than what a richer – and higher-wage – economy would have to pay).

Few conceivable tax cuts could do less to provide immediate help to the people with overextended credit card debt who Mr. Bush claimed were the focus of his concern.

Traditional banks are less and less willing to provide accounts for businesses or private individuals from other countries.

The survey suggested that female respondents were less confident and less likely to provide additional endodontic treatment with further training or specialist support.

As a result, the participants negatively viewed their working conditions; for example, they had less time to fulfill their commitments and less time to provide satisfactory counselling.

Domestic firms are less likely to provide training than foreign owned ones and slightly less likely to use temporary workers (Table 1).

Children who exercised less than once a week or had never been breastfed were also less likely to provide consent.