Sentence examples for mean less than from inspiring English sources

Those labels now mean less than ever before.

But perhaps rivalries simply mean less than they once did.

They mean less than nothing, they don't even have the punch of a 10-minute rule bill.

For Canada, it would mean less than 9,000 a year for five years – a drop in the bucket.

Even in the capital, law and order often mean less than they do in other Arab countries.

A best bet, at this point, would be that the change may mean less than you would expect.

We meant "less than half the year," of course.

But in our day, globalisation proved to be a word that meant less than it promised.

That means less than 4% of the country's 7,200 elected state representatives are Latino.

(And then, of course, there's actual trade, where meeting means less than money).

They meant less than nothing to a new man in power, Hitler, who hated modernism, period.