Sentence examples for means the less from inspiring English sources

The more appearance means, the less it signifies.

This means the less well-off will not be able to benefit from solar".

Exercise becomes the trip downstairs to graphics or the research department; "a change of air" means the less rarefied, more numerate atmosphere of the business department.

"In an era of tight resources, the more you look back means the less you can look forward," Bass said, referring to the constraints federal deficits put on agency budgets.

Here we discuss the computational and experimental methods commonly used in drug design problems, focusing on the inverse relationship between the two, namely, the more accurate the computational predictions means the less experimental effort is needed for testing.

A strong euro makes it harder for the southern countries to boost their exports to countries outside the currency union and Germany's success in keeping its unit labour costs down means the less competitive southerners have to run just to stay still.

"Some radicals became famous architects, and by that I mean the less radical they are, the more famous they become.

Did postpartisanship and pragmatism mean the less ideological, more fiscally responsible vision of government that Nye thought it meant?

That doesn't mean the less glamourous professional side of the industry has disappeared completely though.

This means the fruit is less subject to damage.

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