Sentence examples for less to start from inspiring English sources
And if you start with more leaf to stalk, you'll obviously need less to start off with.
That would cost less to start, but annual premiums would exceed those for a 10-year policy after the third year.
It is hard to see any strong and sensible government emerging.The wages of liesIn Hungary, the government has also seen its credibility collapsing though it arguably had less to start with.
The SNP "would cut less to start with but the implication of the plans … is that the period of austerity would be longer than under the other three parties".
The result is E-Company Now, a new monthly magazine from Time Inc. that Mr. Huey said cost less to start "than it would have ever cost to pay the Internet multiples everyone was asking for".
Trevor Burton, the headteacher at Millthorpe school in York, calls this, among other things, an "anti-Matthew effect": Ofsted expects more from those who have less to start with.
The minor leaguers Collin McHugh and Chris Schwinden were less likely to start, Collins said.
Or is it easier (and less expensive) to start in Britain?
Asked whether it was more or less difficult to start a business in Japan, Tannura doesn't know.
They are less likely to start companies or work their way up into managerial and professional jobs.
I'm a bit more focused on what is actually being said and less likely to start ranting mindlessly".
