Sentence examples for though less than a from inspiring English sources

Last December, though, less than a year after taking office, President Dilma Rousseff announced a $1.9 billion prevention and addict-outreach program.

Though less than a generation ago, Belfast in the 1980s was a different world from today.

Though less than a yard away, the gunman missed and fled after a struggle, Mr. Hedegaard said.

"Meanwhile the Government is bending over backwards to encourage fracking, even though less than a quarter of the public supports it".

It seems four-ply — though less than a third of a penny per sheet more expensive than two-ply — will have to go.

The report notes that Britain's waste legislation still assumes it will be sent direct to landfill, even though less than a quarter of manufacturing waste is disposed this way".

There are some 2m family farms, though less than half of them provide a full livelihood.

Though less than an inch long, the tiny honeybee has major implications for our food supply.

Whether the structure could ever become practically useful remains an intriguing though less-than-revolutionary question.

Cytosolic glucose correlation coefficients, though less than 1.0, show a similar correlation pattern similar those of stromal glucose.

For example, based on population attributable risks, the public health impact of Type D personality for cardiovascular disease is greater (PAR = 7.4%) than that of low education (PAR = 3.6%), though less than that of a low income (PAR = 18.5%).