Sentence examples for means less than from inspiring English sources

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).

There is pride in race, and pride in the progress that means race means less than it ever has.

We hear the song not once but a number of times as Hannah's indefatigable optimism means less than it should mean.

This means less than six months from the referendum the Scottish government still has no plan for what currency they would use".

That means less than 0.5% of Facebook's active mobile users have installed Home – although it's unknown what percentage of its user base own Android devices.

The new change means less than it would have a few years ago, since the news wires themselves are now increasingly widely distributed across the Internet.

But bureaucratic dysfunction means less than half have been given out – as shown by two state department charts – and only at the end of agonizingly long waiting periods.

In Dr Capasso's case that means less than 1,550 nanometres.Creating the array involved coating a standard silicon wafer with a 60-nanometre layer of gold.

Densely packed cities can be a bargain: having twice the number of people means less than twice as much infrastructure; at the same time, the amount of money generated by the city's economy per capita.

(Recall David Hyde Pierce's line in Wet Hot American Summer when a kid asks him what Associate Professor means. Pierce pauses sadly, then says, "It means … less than").