Sentence examples for less work at from inspiring English sources

Women with higher wages did a little less work at home.

For what will be 3 1/2 hours or less work at Bighorn, the winner will take home $1.1 million, while the loser will have to console himself with $400,000.

You have to plan ahead, but you get to do less work at the last minute.

With less work at the border and a mandate to enforce immigration law more aggressively, ICE's former deputy director for congressional relations, Kate Christensen Mills, says agents will increasingly target people with stronger ties to the United States.

"These two groups of kids would probably never even meet, much less work together, at this age if not for this," said Mr. Bluestone, who conceived the project.

By the end, one realises that if Francois does submit, it will not be to the will of God but because he is seduced by the promise of an increased income, less work, and at least two wives.

After all if five million people choose to enroll in this program that'll net the TSA $425,000,000 for having their screeners do less work (shouting at people about shoes and belts does take up valuable screening time).

This will give you less work to do all at once.

Films without Sanatyl needed less work and coincidentally elongated more at the moment of tearing.

Several countries applied the measures in a two-tier system: people who already had jobs were protected by pretty much the same old rules, while the unemployed — who were often younger — were offered less secure work at lower pay.

Today we produce more food with 1/20 of the labor, and the descendants of those 19 out of 20 who were tilling the soil in 1903 have graduated to less backbreaking work at higher pay.