I have less money than you.

I have less money than you.

That means less money coming in.

Tom has less money than his brother does.

Fewer children mean fewer expenses, and adults can work longer to earn extra income beyond their immediate needs.

There is more money in our pockets, while water around us has become less and less.

I spend less money on clothes than my sister does.

The less money the state has, the lower the salaries of civil servants and the value of pensions.

By contrast, European women work less and have less money to spend on services.

Supposedly, the more money we the people have, the less poverty and exclusion there will be.

But the Indian decision also means less money for the big multinational pharmaceutical companies.

Not only does a higher percentage of American adults work, but they also work more hours per week and more weeks per year.

Americans work more hours per week and have less vacation time, but they have more money to spend.

Perhaps you resolved to get fit, to lose weight, to save more money, or to drink less alcohol.

But there are fewer and fewer of them. )

If so, Americans will have to spend more money on debt service, leaving them with less to spend on consumption of goods and services.

To avert a repetition, securities held by banks must carry a much higher risk rating than they currently do. Banks must pay for their implicit government guarantee by using less leverage and accepting restrictions on how they invest depositors money.

If Greece does well, its creditors will receive more of their money if it does not, they will get less.

Banks must pay for their implicit government guarantee by using less leverage and accepting restrictions on how they invest depositors money.

Less effort, you're less persistent, and so on.

Lower oil prices would mean less money to spend on domestic projects that buoy his popularity or on the nuclear program.

First, rural households would be encouraged to have fewer children, and to invest more in each child s health and education.

The more that can be done to prevent people from becoming cocaine addicts, the less damage these people will do to themselves and their families, the less money will get into the pockets of criminals, insurgents, and terrorists, and the less damage will be done to the environment.

Otherwise, we may find ourselves falling victim to the ultimate irony of spending more and more money with less and less of value to show for it.

That's why in comparison to 20 years ago we have fewer disqualifications, fewer executions, fewer political prisoners, and less poverty!

For a president bent on implementing reforms, less can be more less aggressiveness and less ego.

With better directed incentives (more research dollars spent on more important diseases, less money spent on wasteful and distorted marketing), we could have better health at lower cost.

Consumers who are forced to pay higher prices for energy will have less money to spend on other things.

But 300 people will come for culture, not 10,000. In the end, there's less management, money, everything dies out.

Indeed, local governments appear less afraid of Beijing s bite than before.

So, you're putting in less juice, and therefore the outcome fewer puzzles solved.

It is often said that the world is becoming smaller and smaller.

Use less paper.

This book is smaller.

5 is less than 8.

Japan is smaller than Canada.

Make it smaller.

Make it smaller.

Make it smaller.

The earth is smaller than the sun.

The number of students is dropping.

A third is less than a half.

Less is more.

The others weren't so lucky.

We're outnumbered three to one.