Sentence examples for table and less from inspiring English sources

The packaging reminds us that square eggs are "more stable on the table" and "less common than round", so at least they have a sense of humour.

He added, "As people in the cities with limited access to health care start facing higher rates of unemployment and poverty, they worry more about putting food on the table and less about going to see the doctor".

In addition, high SES individuals were more likely to believe that diet affects risk for disease and to report less salt use at the table and less current sodium consumption than in the past.

For the consumer, buying larger bundles or whole animal usually translates to cost savings, more meat on the table, and less waste.

A 2012 study of 2,389 primary care facilities in California found that a mere 8percentt were equipped with a height-adjustable exam table, and less than 4percentt had an accessible weight scale.

"I'm not saying it's about jeans and sneakers," Stanley added, "but it is a lot less regal, that's all, with more buffet tables and less help".

The accession that showed this combination of root traits (CIAT 26570) showed larger roots (Table 3) and less reductions of root dry mass under waterlogged conditions (Table 1).

The model provided evidence of the possible co-existence of a dominant As V) solid phase and a dominant As III) aqueous phase: calculated As III)/As(Total) was about 82% in the aqueous phase and about 13% in the solid phase, while the experimental values were more than 90% in the aqueous phase (Fig. 2 and Table 4) and less than 29% in the solid phase (Fig. 5 and Table 1).

Birds concealed in vegetation allocated a larger portion of their time to signing (partial η = 0.035, p = 0.033; Table  2) and less time to vigilance (partial η = 0.143, p < 0.001; Table  3).

This phenomenon is attributed to the higher pore distribution (Table 2) and less agglomeration of NiWO4 itself (Figure 2(b)).

Robbery is less likely in the early- and mid-shifts compared to the night shift (see Table 1) and less likely at the weekend according to this model (Chen & Ng 2012).