Sentence examples for six weeks less from inspiring English sources

In 1960 the average Californian worker had nearly a year's more schooling than the average worker elsewhere in the country; by 1990 he or she had six weeks' less.

That is four weeks less than previously allowed.

That is three weeks less than it took the Mayflower to reach the New World.

That's just two weeks less than it took Foley to write the book, which he composed in longhand, on seven hundred and sixty pages of foolscap notepaper.

He lasted only 36 days beyond his 46th birthday - giving him just three weeks less of a life than Orwell, whose span was 46 years, 57 days.

The union has claimed that 203 trainers will receive five weeks less holiday and up to 260 more hours teaching a year than 182 of their colleagues.

But researchers at Cooper University Hospital in Camden, N.J., found that blood stored nearly two weeks less than that might still be problematic.

It cost about $9 million and took 34 days to film, which is at least two weeks less than many features require.

For $240 for two weeks–less than their weekly restaurant tab Ed and Jennifer get a variety of carefully prepared foods, and, just as important extra time.

At any rate, the Commission agreed to delay the deadline, but by two weeks — less than the eight asked for by the movants, but more than the ten days suggested (if extension there must be) by the opponents.

Twenty-two weeks, less that halfway to go.