Sentence examples for lesser of an from inspiring English sources

If Mrs. Clinton can't stand against me, who sees her merely as the lesser of an embarrassment of riches, how will she ever last when the opponent gets much tougher?

Young people do not usually want to put money into such an account, she said, but as long as they have earned income, a relative or other adult may open one for them with the lesser of an amount equal to their earned income or up to $5,000.

In short: "The employer will pay the lesser of A) the average subsidy in the exchange times the number of subsidized workers or B) $400 times the total number of workers".

It may also be about choosing the lesser of a dozen or so evils.

The new law limits the initial deduction for intellectual property to the lesser of a taxpayer's cost of creating that property or its fair market value.

I guess it's a modern fantasy to imagine we'd have a candidate for president who is not just the lesser of a few evils, but who really combines hope, experience, creativity and wisdom.

Offset was defined as the lesser of a 10 mmHg or 10% increase in MAP for at least 2 consecutive measurements.

Many of his colleagues see Trump as "a lesser-of-two-evils choice," Sasse said.

For the Patriots, it was a lesser-of-evils desperation strategy (that ultimately didn't work).

Even those of a lesser grade were equally proud.

"For me, it's just a lesser of two evils," said Susan Ramstad, a 59-year-old former health care worker.