Sentence examples for which at less from inspiring English sources

One spot features 'brella, which at less than six inches long is the smallest umbrella Totes has ever made, while another promotes the Titanium model, which is supposed to withstand blustery winds and heavy rains.

That's why the Lotus Elise convertible and Exige hardtop — which, at less than 2,000 pounds apiece, are among the most feathery automobiles on the road — are more fun than a 5,200-pound 5,200-poundtinental GT, even if the Bentley Continental GTthevenn a stoplifhtherag race.

Urban dwellers are better off, with disposable incomes of 8,500 yuan per person, but even the top 20% of this group—numbering 100m earn on average just 15,380 yuan, which at less than $2,000 is still well shy of that $5,000 threshold.

Akiyama's success in pushing Star Wars should help give a quick boost to U.S. military sales to Japan, which at less than $500 million a year have been barely a third of those to China in recent years.

That's because Sony's technology-packed console will remain more expensive than either the Xbox 360, which starts at less than $20,0 and the Wii, which sells for $250.

There was little tangible oversight of employees and no restraint on overtime, which employees coveted to supplement the low salaries, which started at less than $30,000 a year.

Mr. Buckingham is a value investor, and he considers the stocks, which trade at less than 10 times earnings, extremely cheap.

Saudi Arabia's oil revenues fell by 51% last year after a collapse in global prices, which remain at less than half the level they were two years ago.

Mirro, a division of Calphalon Inc., produces 12-inch WearEver Aire and WearEver Freedom nonstick sauté pans, both of which retail at less than $20.

Preview shares, which traded at less than $15 in late September 1999, leaped to $24 when the deal was announced on Oct. 4.

Either way, such claims would stress Argentina's foreign-exchange reserves, which stand at less than $29 billion.Second, Argentina could negotiate with NML.