Sentence examples for would produce less from inspiring English sources

With lower prices, he argued, grain producers would produce less.

That the antenna would produce less emission than the F.C.C. safety standard is of little consolation to those who have done their homework.

The City Council has split over it, with some members saying it would produce less tax revenue than the earlier plan.

Each turbine or pair of turbines would produce less than 80 megawatts, enabling the projects to circumvent a lengthy approval process that is required only for plants producing 80 megawatts or more.

Such a transfer would leave the life insurance company with investment assets that would produce less income, so the insurer would probably have to make up the difference by charging more for its life insurance policies, annuities and other products.

Along with the medians and four-quadrant gates, other features at "quiet zone" crossings could include horns at the crossings themselves that would produce less noise than train horns and cameras that would photograph drivers trying to beat the gate.

But the service argued, among other things, that the new distribution center would actually produce less traffic than the one it would replace, on West 61st Street.

But Vizzacarro says that the first scenario would likely produce far more traffic than 11%, while the latter two would probably produce less.

Finally, it should be considered that the high forces generated by rapid maxillary expansion (RME) and the rapid displacement or deformation of the facial bones would result in a marked amount of relapse in the long-term, whereas relatively slower expansion of the maxilla would probably produce less resistance in the nasal-maxillary complex [[16]].

That's because a person who lived an entire life strapped to a selfie stick would likely produce less revealing footage than does a director who finds ways to dramatize that person's passions and ideas.

According to CIS, immigrants would ultimately produce less CO2 if they just remained in their "less-consuming, less-industrialized, and less CO2 emitting" home countries.