Sentence examples for lesser of their from inspiring English sources

For millennials, commuting around D.C. means choosing "the lesser of their evils," according to a new report from American University.

City workers are required to return the lesser of their military or their city pay -- which continues during deployment -- on returning to their jobs.

Harvey and Wendy are subject to net investment tax on the lesser of $425,000 (their total NII) or $100,000 (the amount their modified adjusted gross income exceeds the $250,000 married filing jointly threshold).

Non-English interpretations of Shakespeare's plays are not lesser versions of their English counterparts.

— spend the lesser part of their time talking directly about Sept. 11.

Those earning more than $10 million a year now pay a lesser share of their income in these taxes than those making $100,000 to $200,000.

Not demanding enough, he insists, not enough mountains, not enough finishes on peaks to deprive lesser climbers of their chance to make up lost time on long descents.

He had a lesser opinion of their chips for mobile devices and for the pace the company operates at, calling them "just really slow".

Cover versions aren't always lesser children of their sires although, as anyone who's been subjected to one of the myriad winsome breathy acoustic monstrosities currently soundtracking most of the UK's TV advertising output could tell you, they certainly can be that and much, much worse.

In another study involving a sample of 60 Fortune 1000 firms representing both dominant and lesser members of their respective industries, Hansen and Wernerfelt (2007) found a relationship between people factors such as skill, personality, age, and firm performance.

African and Latino immigrants, perhaps as a result of the lesser degree of their skill transferability as compared to other migrants from Europe where educational systems may be more alike owing to geopolitical aspects, may have lower reservation wages than natives.