Sentence examples for mean less and from inspiring English sources

Labels mean less and less.

"Big brands mean less and less to them".

"The voters mean less and less," he added.

• Just as Barbie was coming to mean less and less to me, she was coming to mean more and more to the folks back in Iran.

But as recording royalties have come to mean less and less, producers and their managers have jumped on the songwriting-share bandwagon.

In a moment when traditions in jazz mean less and less, this is of squarely from one, and strong because of it.

Voting may go on, but it means less and less.

"Generation" means less and less the more we use it; it's like "historic" that way.

Thinking about Lessing, I have found that the term "freedom" has meant less and less, especially in relation to motherhood.

As a public service broadcaster it has to offer better value for money, which means less and less expensive management.

That sort of community ethical code means less and less today.