Sentence examples for less to start with from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

Things aren't quite so generous over on the public colleges and universities side where tuitions are less to start with.

Obviously, there is less to start with at the beginning and they also face ongoing challenges of meeting immediate needs and juggling unexpected expenses.

A hard Sudoku can be solved the same as an easy one, it just gives you less to start with.

And if you start with more leaf to stalk, you'll obviously need less to start off with.

More fruitful interchanges between the arts and businesses would be less likely to start with strategies and procedures than with conversations.

If you have less wealth to start with, you'll likely spend any added income on bills or paying down debt rather than saving or investing it.

Another possible explanation is procrastination: if girls had a long period of eligibility for reimbursement before them, they might have been less inclined to start with vaccination.

The Risky Activities domain had the smallest improvement among responders (−0.22 in both samples), but baseline scores were also the lowest for this domain, indicating less impairment to start with.