Sentence examples for now less that from inspiring English sources

The elections, which are now less that two weeks away.

Though gender bias is now less that it used to be, still the rights are not there for girls.

While I am not particularly optimistic about Mitsubishi's future, I think that there's now less chance that Daimler might get out of Chrysler.

I recently reread Microsoft's 2015 report that said a consumer's attention span is now less than that of your average goldfish.

But the idea that, because a majority of people have less money, we are now less unequal: that, I think, we can get our heads around.

Moderate, independent voters are now less sure that Obama shares their values.

The Bank of England is now less hopeful that monetary policy can temporarily boost productivity, reckons Andrew Benito, an economist at Goldman Sachs.

Indeed, the market value of the combined company is now less than that of Daimler-Benz on its own.

BP's market capitalisation is now less than that of its rival, Royal Dutch Shell (see chart), which has discussed a merger before and may now be contemplating one again.

Some benefit managers say they are now less convinced that mail is always better than retail, even in trying to save money.

"It is now less likely that the deal will go through," said Philipp Haessler, an analyst with Frankfurt-based Equinet bank.