Sentence examples for meant that less from inspiring English sources

Financial crises in the 1980s meant that less was invested in education, he adds.

Low drag meant that less power would be needed to reach the same speeds.

Neither passed, because a KMT-sponsored boycott meant that less than the required 50% of all registered voters participated.

High unemployment meant that fewer people were driving to work, and a slump in consumer spending meant that less freight needed to be moved around the country.

The dispute meant that less than six months after the fiscal throwdown that left the government at the precipice of a shutdown last spring, Congress has brought the nation there again.

"Given finite resources and time, this has necessarily meant that less attention has been trained upon the radical right, which has increasingly turned to the lowest common denominator of anti-Muslim bigotry since 7/7.

The absence of national or provincial directories/registries in Canada means that less is known about the Canadian HCA workforce.

Relying on incredibly simplified gameplay might mean that less-skilled players aren't confused, but it won't mean they'll have a better time.

That usually means that less fortunate schools get less.

But that does not mean that "less" is a grammatical error.

But it means that less easily measurable effects get overlooked, dismissed and forgotten.