Sentence examples for because it means less from inspiring English sources

Of course, pair programming costs companies more because it means less code is produced per person, but its larger goal is to reduce the bug count.

Because it means less beezness for them, that's why".

I dread the days when I have to take public transport or have to get my bike serviced because it means less time on the road.

W. Bradford Wilcox, the director of the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia, argues that the retreat from marriage is bad for society because it means less security for children.

But credit card networks like Visa and MasterCard, which charge fees for transactions, "aren't really happy with that idea," said Mr. Peabody, because it means less money for them.

"E-filing is a more efficient process for us, because it means less time doing data entry and more time spent on the merits of each case," Mr. Borin said.

Gregor, a web designer who splits his time between southern Poland and London, told me that some Polish people probably would be happy with the vote because it meant "less competition for the people here already.

He's making more money because even if it means less of a per-unit profit, his volume is much higher.

Second, it means less conflict because civil wars occur disproportionately in poor countries.

Lord Stern told the Independent he welcomed the increased use of gas if it meant less coal was used, because that would reduce the carbon emissions driving climate change.

As suggested previously, suggest that he have it removed professionally because it usually means less pain, and you will put up the money.