Sentence examples for members less in from inspiring English sources

The number of registered unemployed would have been much higher had the government during the 2008-9 financrisisrisis not subsidized a program whereby companies introduced reduced-time work programs, paying their staff members less in order to retain them.

This means trying to make at least some of its members less pugnacious in hammering him.

Regrettably with urbanisation, communities get smaller, and its members less interested in the affairs of others.

Training of team members less experienced in research and analysis was integrated into the early stages of analysis and training in use of NVivo 8 was provided.

In one study (pdf), people reported liking out-group members less, as a whole, than in-group members.

Platoon members had close contact with other platoon members, less contact with other platoons in their company, and even less contact with other companies.

This would give MPC members less opportunity to explain monetary policy in speeches and interviews, perversely reducing transparency.

"Total military spending by NATO's European members was less in real terms in 2014 than in 1997 -- and there are 12 more member states in NATO today," observed my Cato Institute colleague Chris Preble.

This is perhaps because as society becomes less equal, its members have less in common and find it less congenial to act in solidarity.

Photographs of adoring groupies and shoes thrown on stage get at the larger-than-life persona of the band, while others show the members in less glamorous settings (and by less glamorous, we mean cooking eggs at Andy Warhol's Montauk home).

The PPF does not provide full compensation: working-age members get 10% less in their prospective pension, which is also capped at a mere £25,000 a year; and indexation arrangements for pensions in payment are restricted.