Cessation by the 1.1 billion current smokers is needed to lower tobacco deaths over the next few decades.

Reduced uptake of smoking by children would save lives chiefly after 2050.

Economists say that when the economy is doing well, fewer people attend colleges and universities, but when it isn t, higher education becomes a safe harbor.

(By this reasoning, a lot of bankers have simply decided to take long holidays since last September s financial meltdown.)

If there are less people working today than yesterday, it is because more people have decided not to work.

In the future, even liquid markets will be willing to intermediate fewer transactions than they were two months ago.

Europeans certainly need something to compensate for a short working life with many vacations.

Given that productivity has not been picking up, fewer workers mean significantly lower potential growth rates.

The improved resilience may be seen in fewer bank failures and more consistent credit provision.

Nothing less will do.

Then we would require only a certain amount of work much less than we perform now to satisfy all reasonable needs.

Inflation is Now the Lesser Evil

Don't settle for less.

We could perhaps all be happy working fewer hours if the decline reflected gradual social progress.

A small amount of both 6Li and 7Li are produced in stars, but are thought to be burned as fast as produced.

Wharton later stated that Thin Lizzy would have been better suited to playing fewer concerts, in bigger venues.

(Americans think the French, with their shorter working hours and longer summer vacations, already put family ahead of work.)

Choose the lesser of two evils.

Choose the lesser of two evils.

Choose the lesser of two evils!

Choose the lesser of two evils!

Because people live longer and procreate less, raising and caring for children requires less of a parent s life than it used to.

Two million Iraqi refugees are scattered around the region, the great majority of them in Jordan and Syria, with smaller numbers in Turkey, Lebanon, and Egypt.

What they import to us and what is grown in hothouses contains less minerals essential to us than (grown) on open ground.

Less than 0.3 of all freshwater is in rivers, lakes, and the atmosphere, and an even smaller amount of the Earth's freshwater (0.003 ) is contained within biological bodies and manufactured products.

Anything less will undermine the transition.

It's the least I could do.

It's the least we can do.

It's the least I can do.

Should it train more bank auditors and accountants, even if it means fewer secondary school teachers?

The years since the Lehman Shock have been known in Japan as an employment ice age , where fewer employers were hiring new graduates.

Income levels are higher on average in the US, but mainly because the Nordic countries work fewer hours per week.

From the perspective of Kantian cosmopolitanism, the least an American can do is to welcome a certain amount of immigration from Africa.

There has been no announcement about the reconstruction of other student dormitories in Skopje or elsewhere, many of which house a smaller number of students.

We can use less or more of them.

It's the least we can do.

Most displaced people rent accommodation, stay with family or friends, or squat, while a smaller number take refuge in camps. There are big refugee camps in Kerbala, Wasit, Diyala, and Nineveh, but most of the displacement is urban rather than camp based, and thousands of displaced families live in major cities such as Baghdad and Mosul.

Only when that failed did Resolution 1973 embrace the military option. In Iraq in 2003, lesser options had far from run their course, which is arguably true now in Bahrain, Yemen, and Syria.

In Iraq in 2003, lesser options had far from run their course, which is arguably true now in Bahrain, Yemen, and Syria.

But global warming would mean fewer deaths caused by cold temperatures, which in most of the developed world vastly outweigh deaths caused by heat.

But far fewer homebuyers in 2003 said that they were buying strictly for investment purposes than in 1988.

Parents and students deserve no less.

As my lawyer says, they picked the lesser evil.

The least you could do is to answer me.

They found that of the 31 million German workers questioned, 30 want fewer (but pay adjusted) working hours, but that 26 want to work longer hours.