Sentence examples for move less than from inspiring English sources

It hired Iowa State's Greg McDermott, announcing the move less than an hour after Altman was introduced in Oregon.

Rajan, 29, replaces Chris Blackhurst, in a surprise move less than two years since he was named editor.

She also criticized the provision that would require voters who move less than a month before an election to vote with a provisional ballot.

Verizon agreed to move less than 1percentt of its employees each year to other places, and it broadened an agreement to organize employees of Verizon's wireless division, people close to the talks said.

Our house has been valued at £300,000 – to move less than two miles up the road is going to cost us anywhere from an additional £60,000 to £150,000, which means another 25-year mortgage.

Homeowners always have lower migration rates than renters, but if "house lock" was unusually problematic in recent years, you would expect that the two migration rates would move in opposite directions; homeowners would move less than they usually do, while renters would continue moving at the same rate as they do during a normal economy, or even faster.

IN "Glengarry Glen Ross, David Mamett's play about cutthroat salesmen trying to move less-than-alluring residential real estate, the overarching mantra was "always be closing".

Yellow moves less-than-truckload shipments, meaning that it has to be clever about picking up, combining and delivering loads to get the most out of its equipment.

The European Central Bank has moved less than the Federal Reserve.

Suddenly I was just playing, moving less than before, hushing more quietly.

Some have spasticity and trouble swallowing; others are hypotonic, moving less than an unaffected baby.