Sentence examples for means that smaller from inspiring English sources

(The slow speed of electrical signals means that smaller components make for faster computers).

That means that smaller operations are not required to put in place the same safeguards, like rodent control measures.

The focus on one giant production (this year's will run for two months) means that smaller events, based around less commercially focused films are unlikely in 2o15.

Energy goes to waste in lots of little ways that all contribute to the mess, which means that smaller changes are well worth doing too.

It means that smaller languages, which may have before had a more limited range of sites open to them, can still search and access content on the whole web.

This means that smaller banks, building societies and fund managers are being given extra time and some concessions, largely on the amount of a bonus that should be paid in shares.

New EU hygiene regulations meant that small slaughterhouses such as Smith's Rearsby shop were going out of fashion.

"This means that small-business people won't hire anybody who's on Medicaid," Mr. Hatch said.

This means that small proposals get held up indefinitely, as agencies face a backlog of submissions.

Large genomes impose large cell size, which means that small salamanders have relatively few cells.

This means that small companies will predominate and the chance of fraud will only increase.