Sentence examples for lesser payment from inspiring English sources

Huffy, the owner, then demands you take a lesser payment of $99 for your second try.

Assuming that the negligence factor remains the same in both modes, our finding that Government hospitals receive lesser payments from insurance intermediary compared to trust mode negates the claim of better operational efficiency of an insurance intermediary.

To date, Facebook has focused the majority of its revenue efforts on ads, and, to a lesser extent, payment services around apps that run on its social platform.

Stull even tried to use Taylor’s occasional volunteer charity appearances against her, writing they would result in “less income” and thus lesser tax payments.

The fact that D & C Builders were effectively forced into accepting the lesser amount meant that the payment was not valid.

With respect to coupled farm payments, decreased funding results in more hours worked off-farm but to a lesser degree than for decoupled payments.

In Japan contributions made to government, to local authorities, or to institutions for scientific research are deductible from taxable income but only to the extent that such payments exceed the lesser of either a certain percentage of income or a specific amount of yen.

However, when analyzing the individual effects of OOP payments on health care use, the determining factor is to a lesser extent the total amount of OOP payments but rather the relation between the amount of OOP payments and the available financial means within a certain period of time – i.e. the financial burden caused by OOP payments.

He added, however, that there was a give-and-take between payment and promotion, and lesser-known artists were often given somewhat lower fees in exchange for what could be career-enhancing exposure.

Independent experts agree the widely discredited government statistics agency has been fudging consumer-price data for years for political gain and, to a lesser extent, to lower inflation-linked debt payments.

Firms and workers in industries dealing with cash payments, or which to a lesser extent are subject to third-party reporting, will find it easier, and thus less costly, to conceal their tax evasion.