Sentence examples for means with less from inspiring English sources

And that "less" typically means with less and/or less expensive labor.

For the consumer, the quick growth means pork with less fat and cholesterol.

The relative efficiency steadily declines as the separation between category means decreases, with less efficiency for the Extremes model.

The principle "Do no harm" meant less and less with each death (abortionists call it termination).

There is a sense in the aid community now that efficiency appears to strictly mean "more with less".

The decision would appear to mean depositors with less than €100,000 in the bank would be fully protected under the deposit insurance scheme.

Gerrymandered constituencies meant that with less than 47% of the popular vote, its worst-ever electoral performance, it still won 60% of the 222 parliamentary seats.

Wilson, who teaches at Huston-Tillotson University in Austin, parked his Dumpster Project outside the sustainable business conference to make the point that happiness has little to do with materialism – and that ultimately, living well may well mean living with less stuff.

While patients with life-threatening illnesses are seen promptly, overcrowded EDs mean those with less acute illnesses wait for increasingly longer times.

Living small doesn't necessarily mean living with less.

As part of their effort this year to avoid drastic markdowns, retailers entered the holiday selling season leaner and meaner with less merchandise, analysts said, and they will not have to mark so much of it down.