Sentence examples for less because of the from inspiring English sources

When the object is submerged, it weighs less because of the buoyant force pushing upward.

Clinton failed less because of the policy's substance than his fumbling of the politics.

But people may not bid, or may bid less, because of the existence of this claim.

If "Trauma" succeeds, it will be less because of the LaVars' bickering than because of their basic decency.

Less because of the death, and more because of the wedding between Gill and Martin the night before her death.

The case is being widely followed, less because of the petition's rejection than the reason for it.

And so, everyone starts consuming a little less because of the higher price, and it smoothes things out and it works better.

Even though Venus is closer to the Sun than the Earth, its effective temperature is less because of the higher albedo.

Recent hybrid releases, however, have been selected at higher plant populations and lodge less because of the Bt corn borer trait.

The actual mixing rate of air and hydrogen is very less because of the less resident time of supersonic air in the combustion chamber.

I know: it ain't gonna happen less because of the non-lawyer angle (or the ethnic angle or the gender angle or the "too liberal" angle) than because of the age angle.