Sentence examples for less because the from inspiring English sources

Children read less because the use of technology has increased".

The outsourcing supplier can charge less because the women in Ghana are doing the data input.

Some properties may be worth still less because the price was previously overstated.

In the big paintings of his maturity this mattered less, because the human figure was incidental.

Children read less because the use of technology has increased," she said.

On matchdays they got £10 less, because the Pakistan board reckoned the players would be fed at the ground.

A Santa hat, no less, because the office is so kooky and fun at this time of year.

But how do we know it's not the reverse: that consumers are spending less because the economy isn't doing well.

If Jackson's kicking from the floor was no better than Lamb's, it mattered far less because the visitors dealt in tries rather than penalties.

Mr. Spain paid substantially less because the apartment faces to the south and east, not northward toward the park, according to the condo plans.

WILL readers of The New York Times in print get less because The Times must invest to compete for readers and advertisers in the digital medium?