Sentence examples for smaller because of from inspiring English sources

Ballet is larger, not smaller, because of it.

Would Greenland get smaller because of melting or would it grow as more snow fell?

This year's harvest is likely to be smaller because of drought.

And since then the garden's full-time staff of 440 is 8percentt smaller because of attrition and layoffs.

The post-restoration house is 18 seats smaller because of sight-line improvements and access for patrons with disabilities.

It is just the margin for error that is smaller because of the quality of player at the other end.

In British elections, the Independence Party's vote share is smaller, because of its narrow focus on leaving the European Union.

Germany's budget surplus this year will be smaller because of its government's decision to welcome 800,000 asylum-seekers.

If your partner is a lot younger than you the original annuity payout will be smaller because of the increased chance of the partner living longer.

The place is a pipsqueak, with miniature proportions that seem even smaller because of its location on the fringes of Rockefeller Center.

The actual decrease may be a bit smaller because of chronic overproduction by OPEC members, which would soften somewhat the blow to the global economy.