Sentence examples for only less than a from inspiring English sources

That was only less than a half-inch farther than Iva Prandzheva of Bulgaria could fly on this balmy summer evening in Switzerland.

"If we can win races in Mississippi and Alabama and Utah after only less than a year, because these organizers haven't even been on the ground a year, we can win races anywhere," he said.

In its report, the trust argues that the UK will need at least 29GW of offshore wind power by 2020 to hit the EU's renewable goals but only less than a third is in the pipeline, partly because steel and other construction materials have tripled in price since 2005.

Note though that only less than a tenth of the total cost is direct and so verifiable; the remainder of indirect costs, by their nature, rely on assumptions to estimate what they would be, and UKIP relies once (CAP), arguably twice (CFP also) on research by highly politicised organisations.

In total, 67.7% of the sample answered correctly to at least 6 assertions, whereas only less than a quarter (22.6%) answered correctly to less than 4 assertions.

Despite the petition being only less than a week old, as of 9 a.m.

Because we in fact needed only less than an hour to process 92 LC/MS/MS data in the Refiner MS module (Fig. 1A), a comprehensive analysis of up to 1,000 cases would be feasible in a day.

The time taken to launch 30,000 containers in 1000 nodes by using Docker Swarm is only less than half a second for each container according to an experiment of Docker engineering team [34].

It's only less than half a pound lighter, and the Pavilion manages to squeeze a feistier processor, and a larger screen and hard drive into a package that isn't that much bigger.

From the bulk volume flow rate at typical operating conditions, it has been estimated that the reactor volume is usually filled up to only less than half, a sufficiently low level to prevent plugging.

"But she's served only less than four months of a four-year term, so it may be a little too early to rush to any judgments".