Sentence examples for less to qualify from inspiring English sources

Some, however, will receive less: to qualify for the full amount you need to have made NI contributions for 35 years.

In New York City, for instance, borrowers who live in households with two or fewer people must earn $85,080 or less to qualify, while those with three or more people must earn $99,260 or less.

It said cuts to green levies would come at the expense of poorer households, who are likely to get dramatically less help to cut their bills under existing schemes and are less likely to qualify for the new £1,000 discounts to fund energy efficiency measures for homebuyers.

Women are also much less likely to qualify for disability benefits related to physical injury or trauma.

But borrowers are less likely to qualify for a low-cost mortgage if their finances aren't strong to begin with.

Moms and dads fear that if kids learn to read, they are less likely to qualify for a monthly check for having an intellectual disability".

Muslims are more likely to live in villages without schools or medical facilities, a landmark government report found in 2006, and less likely to qualify for bank loans.

If an employer continued to pay the costs for a retiree, the person would be less likely to qualify for catastrophic insurance under Medicare.

Colleges are sometimes told by counsellors which of two equally attractive applicants has wealthier parents, since that might increase the chances for a donation; or which applicant is less likely to qualify for financial aid; or which is more likely, if accepted, to enroll.

Despite that, it will be made less easy to qualify next time round.

Those who suffered the greatest radiation exposure were less likely to qualify for high school, and had lower math grades.