Sentence examples for station for less from inspiring English sources

Parker had been at the station for less than a year, but was a familiar face to residents of Roanoke and the surrounding towns in rural Virginia.

A comparison of the carbon dioxide mixing ratio of the city of Essen and the rural station, maintained by the Dept. of Applied Climatology and Landscape Ecology, demonstrated that the city exceeds the rural station for less than 30% per season.

István had arrived at Keleti station with the intention of finding images that offered a different perspective on the crisis, and captured the tender moment after being in the station for less than 30 minutes.

But by harvesting iron, nickel, and cobalt from asteroids, commercial space companies might assemble certain support structures for space stations for less money.

"We could put in a nationwide network of [hydrogen] stations for less than the cost of building the Alaska pipeline," said Charlie Freese, head of the fuel cell vehicle program for GM.

We recently ran across an impressive software package from a company called SnapStream Personal Video Station that for less than $100 turns a plain-Jane PC into a media center.

In the spirit of safety and family, one of the major success stories that Tesla hasn't brought to the forefront is that it could very well be the greatest family car since the modern-day station wagon — but for less obvious reasons.

He said he expects that a number of public and private buyers would be interested despite recent weakness in the advertising market because each station would go for less than $100 million.

Here, we report an assay for measuring particle-bound PAHs in archived filters from the network of U.S. monitoring stations for particles less than 2.5 μm in diameter (PM2.5), without the need for deploying specialized samplers.

In 1998 the company sold all 18 of its power stations for $1.5 billion; less than a year later it was bought by National Grid, for $4.1 billion.

In fact, as public-radio refugees like Ms. Opoka know, many noncommercial radio stations are opting for less music of every kind, substituting popular national programs like "This American Life" and "Car Talk" for knowledgeable local D.J.'s.