Sentence examples for lesser because from inspiring English sources

We've got to move away from making people feel lesser because they're not [eating] organic.

To say that they are lesser because they aren't made up is really wrongheaded.

But isn't it needlessly tendentious of you to judge a funny sentence lesser because it appears on a screen?

I felt supported and I wasn't really aware of being looked down upon or considered lesser because I was female.

And considering we're living in an era in which we're working very hard to diminish gender constraints, to under-represent such an important character tells boys that it's OK to overlook Black Widow as a person, to consider her as lesser because she's not a boy, and to diminish her narrative or character traits as just an extension of gender and nothing else.

And reproductive rights are fundamental human rights, so why should my rights be lesser because I am poor?" The numbers are striking: only 25% of the poor have access to a skilled birth attendant compared with 94% of the rich, and 13% of the poor are able to give birth in a clinic or hospital compared with 83% of the rich.

Mr. Williams's lawyer, Arnold J. Levine, sought a lesser sentence because, he said, his client suffered from severe mental illness.

Whereas the lesser charge, because it's more accurate and precisely because it's more low-key, can stick.

In fact his hometown newspaper, the Oshkosh Northwestern, endorsed Feingold, in large part because of Feingold's extraordinary credentials, in lesser part because of Johnson's extraordinary limitations.

This case is unique in several ways: the witness is being exposed to contumely mainly because of his personal morality, and to a lesser degree because of his offenses against public morality.

This was usually because of pain during or after sex, and lesser frequency because of bleeding during or after sex.