Sentence examples for less because of a from inspiring English sources

My dermatologist directed me to a pharmacy that sold the retinoid cream for less (because of a deal with the drug maker).

(The variety shrank slightly when it was announced that Barbara Cook would miss the event — on her 84th birthday, no less — because of a back injury).

The offer was unchanged in structure from a proposal sketched out in May, although the bid is now worth slightly less because of a sharp drop in Kazakhmys shares.

"Presumably they can't have bronze medal matches in the boxing less because of a 'quirk', but more because of an acknowledgement that the less you get your head smacked around, the better," jabs Jon Clark.

They choose to pay less because of a business model that sees the workforce as a cost to be driven down in the pursuit of ever higher profit, often linked to bloated bonuses and share options for a gilded few at the top – and subsidised with billions in publicly funded tax credits.

Despite that, the pack have moved to within 2 minutes of the breakaway - less because of a concerted effort to reel the leaders in, more because the front seven are running out of puff after 100km of constant rise and fall since they left York.

But unfortunately we have also seen women's finals in majors that are over in an hour or less because of an apparent one-sided match-up that might have reversed itself had it gone longer.

Vulnerabilities now occur less because of what an individual does, like giving away bank details to a phishing email, and more because of a failure in the services we rely on.

So when your car journey to work becomes congestion-free you'll know that it is "wait-less" because of a standard called "Weightless".

Oil is becoming less and less of a reason because we're producing more oil now than we've ever produced.

You have every right to care about "likes" and recognition, but the second you feel less important or less confident because of a lack of "likes," that's a problem.