Sentence examples for working for a less from inspiring English sources

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Mediators trying to end Burundi's seven-year civil war appeared unlikely today to work out a cease-fire before President Clinton's visit on Monday and were working for a less ambitious agreement.

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Smith worked for a less well-known enterprise that Pierre du Pont also dominated: the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment.

Beth leaves, moves in with a New York journalist, returns to work for Dink in Vegas then heads off to the Caribbean to work for a less scrupulous bookie (Vince Vaughn) whose loose ethics finally invite a semi-believable element of danger to proceedings.

Huffpost Live's Abby Huntsman hosted a discussion on how employees can best cope with working for a younger, less experienced boss.

So we're lucky that we're working for a market that is less hurt by the international crisis.

You're likely to be working for a manager who knows far less science than you do.

"Since the lads from Eastern Europe are prepared to work for a lot less than anybody else, I've found it a real struggle," he laments.

He said: "Since the lads from eastern Europe are prepared to work for a lot less than anybody else, I've found it a real struggle".

As a high-school student at Exeter, when all his political friends wanted to intern for the liberal hero Ted Kennedy, Orszag went to work for a far less glamorous figure — Tom Daschle.

One is the opening of the former Soviet Union in the early 1990's, which released a huge wave of eager young singers from Eastern Europe who were willing to work for a lot less money than anyone else.

Afghans will work for a lot less money than Lapps.

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