Sentence examples for because in less from inspiring English sources

That's because in less than three years, both First ScotRail's contract for rail passenger services and the funding arrangements for Network Rail in Scotland expire.

One possible reason of marginal underperformance of KMI-30 might be because of its relative newness (since it was launched in 2008) and other reason might be because in less developed countries, size and returns are positively related.

The latter are of interest because in less symmetrical silsesquioxanes, these modes will be activated.

I changed companies because in less than two years, my monthly premiums had doubled to nearly $1,000 a month.

"It was a good thing because in less than an hour the water rose to about 11ft [the height of the ceiling of his house]," he said.

Something must be working in the name or otherwise, because in less than five years, A. C. Lawrence has grown from five agents in a tiny Chelsea office to more than 100 in swankier Midtown digs on East 45th Street.

The Expendables 3 has every chance of succeeding internationally, of course, because audiences in less mature markets still put most things Hollywood on a pedestal.

Others may be harder to sell because they are in less attractive malls.

In New York earlier this year, a judge found the state system unconstitutional because it results in less money for city schools compared with suburban ones.

I like Ron Paul because he believes in less government and letting the people (all of us) make the decisions and mold our country.

Among all the parameters studied, survival rate and fresh weight are preferred because they result in less experimental error than shoot height and multiplication rate.