Sentence examples for stole less than from inspiring English sources

He then beat the pastor, stole less than $100 from him and fled.

An estimated 15,000 artifacts were stolen, less than a tenth the initial guesses.

In a nonjury trial, Judge Keith P. Ellison convicted Mr. Hightower, 28, of stealing less than $1,000 in government money.

The first publicised hacking trial in China, in 1998, was of two men who got into the website of a state-owned bank in Jiangsu province, stealing less than $100,000.

Some officials have reportedly complained that General Ji received too lenient a sentence; other officials have received death penalties for stealing less than the many millions he is said to have amassed illegally.

Three out of every five prisoners are in jail for stealing less than $595, while one fourth are there for stealing less than $108, according to a recent report by the Mexico City based think tank CIDE.

Low-income African American youth are less likely to use alcohol by age 13, sell drugs, steal less than $50, destroy property, or run away than low-income white youth".

Vocalist Eddie Vedder's distinctive growl was Pearl Jam's calling card in the early 90s, becoming the affectation every post-grunge band would gleefully steal less than a decade later.

Half of them stopped stealing or stole less often.

The group cited a study by the Highway Loss Data Institute that found no evidence that cars with alarms were stolen less frequently than cars without them.

[Wortley 2011] showed that a card next to a pile of books is 'protected' and stolen less often than a card lying alone.