Sentence examples similar to because there is even less from inspiring English sources

But Mason says races are different than strains because there's even less of a genetic barrier between races.

"If it's the law, then the law should change". Emma Wills, 27, of Putney, south-west London, added: "It's annoying because there's even less chance of beating the rush". A man has been arrested after a teenager was shot in the leg in Birmingham's Bullring shopping centre.

And because there's even less competition for broadband than there is for TV -- according to the Federal Communications Commission, 74.7percentt of American homes have one or fewer options for broadband -- cable companies could simply raise the prices of their standalone Internet packages as an increasing number of people choose to cut the cord.

Reid said there is even less reason to hold an air show this year because a U.S. war with Iraq would force officials to cancel anyway.

Now there is even less to find.

(38) There is even less now.

Outside London, there is even less money sloshing around.

There is even less effort dedicated to religious reform.

Because the space weapons program involves research and development and not immediate deployment, General Cosumano said, there is even less reason to be concerned about its potential consequences.

This year there is even less inventory than last year.

There is even less tolerance for our spouse's needs.