Sentence examples for will be less time from inspiring English sources

The starters will play most of the first half for the Giants, which means there will be less time for a reserve like Jennings to make an impression.

The consequence in Rotherham, and elsewhere, will be less time to find out and follow up what is happening to children and young people.

A wider debate inevitably means there will be less time for grilling Cameron and Miliband on the nitty-gritty of their plans.

"When the company finally comes to the table [to implement a restructuring], the level of financial distress is likely to be more severe and there will be less time to implement a successful restructuring," says Mr Field.

There will be less time for picking up part-time shifts, as I battle the stress of achieving top marks in the year that counts the most towards my degree.

"People are going to have to change their marketing strategies because there will be less time for a movie's popularity to build," said Rick Sands, the chief operating officer at Miramax Films, which received a total of 40 nominations this year.

"My workers will like the machine because their work will be less time-consuming and less tiring," said Wimol.

If this is possible, the sampling procedure will be carried out in a simpler way, which will be less time-consuming and relatively low in price.

The General Election will also mean there'll be less time to engage in the actual Brexit negotiations; the two-year countdown began last month when Article 50 was triggered.

The general election will also mean there'll be less time to engage in the actual Brexit negotiations; the two-year countdown began last month when Article 50— which basically gives EU members the right to quit was triggered.

In such cases, A* will also be less time consuming than AD*.