Sentence examples for less to send from inspiring English sources
Estefana Bautista, who left two children in her native Mexico when she immigrated to Texas in 2005, said she pays $5 less to send them money now than when she first arrived, which she called "a big help".
He laments that "one in every nine black Americans are locked up" and that "the money that we spend on sending a motherfucker to jail…would be less to send his or her young ass to college".
As a result, it takes less to send these people over the top into depressive or anxious states.
Of course, on the other hand, since it costs Amazon a heck of a lot less to send you a Kindle book via Whispernet than it does to UPS all those books to your door.
The platform breakdown is pretty even right now — with only slightly more iOS app downloads than Android (roughly 120,000 vs 107,000), showing how Android users are adopting Rando even faster than their iPhone owning counterparts, having had a month less to send strangers strange shots.
Postcards usually cost less to send, too.
And less work means less money to send home — particularly from the southern United States and other areas where Mexican migrants are a more recent presence.
Some respondents had immediately reduced their remittance accordingly, on the basis that: "Less overtime means less money to send back home" (226).
"But her mother is going to get less sugar because she has less money to send home".
They are less likely to have healthy children and less likely to send their children to school.
They are also less likely to send their children to school.
