Sentence examples for would receive less from inspiring English sources

"If indexation were restored today, doctors would receive less than 60 cents additional," he said.

Lawyers originally estimated that creditors would receive less than 5 cents on the dollar.

They say that lower-income beneficiaries would get more-generous premium support and wealthier individuals would receive less support.

The key point was that, following reforms to the welfare system, new benefits claimants would receive less than at present.

It would have also created a two-tier system, in which employees hired after September 2011 would receive less attractive benefit and wage packages.

But she hoped — naïvely, she now says — that she would receive less attention by doing abortions part time and only early in the pregnancy.

"Does anyone seriously believe I'd receive less than that?" The question, however, is not so much whether most Latinos will support him -- it is assumed they will -- but whether they will turn out in sufficient numbers to make a difference.

So after spending over a year, every week, trying to help the entrepreneurs grow their business and their abilities along the way, we'd receive less than a recruiting service that merely introduced the same level people in exchange for 30percentt of their first-year salary.

This could mean you'd receive less in compensation than what you originally paid for your metal.

The argument goes that because we currently target money to those in need, by spreading out existing revenue to everyone instead, those currently targeted would necessarily receive less money, and thus would be worse off.

Under Ryan-Wyden, wealthier seniors would eventually receive less government assistance, but participating plans would be prohibited from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions or from charging discriminatory rates based on a senior's medical condition.