Sentence examples for may get less from inspiring English sources

(People with children may get more, and those with higher incomes may get less, or nothing).

With parents less available, children may get less support at home for learning, Mr. Stilwill surmises.

At the very least, we may get less gore and more brains.

"Candidates that I support may get less votes then candidates that I oppose.

It may get less for Thomas Cook than it would like, since the sale is forced.

In fact, it may get less considering the financial damage done to Amazon's affiliates.

And they may well get less favourable still.

Flows may also get less regular, especially if glacial dams form, withholding water, and then collapse, causing floods.Others give even scarier predictions.

However, his message may well get less attention within the newspaper world than the tart response by his predecessor Veronica Wadley, who breaks her silence to claim that "London is laughing at this campaign".

Well, the Ponzi game will soon be over, thanks to changing demographics, so that the typical recipient henceforth will get only about as much as he or she put in (and today's young may well get less than they put in).

SOME tax collectors are skeptical about Gov. M. Jodi Rell's plan to eliminate the car tax and give municipalities more revenue from the Indian casinos, fearing that their towns may eventually get less money from the state than they collect on their own.