Sentence examples for softer because of from inspiring English sources

It seemed softer because of you.

She shares her gifts with the world, and the world is just a little bit softer because of her.

Jeans are already tastefully faded, and shirts are actually softer because of wear.

Product photography often requires small apertures (larger f/ numbers) for a lot of depth of field, but at some point the image (including the parts of it outside of the plane of perfect focus) will be softer because of diffraction effects.

The company, based in Irvine, Calif., is hoping to increase sales of the Lap-Band, which it says have been soft because of the poor economy.

And the financial sector, a big spender on technology, will likely be soft because of losses from the housing credit squeeze.

He said the large 90,000-square-foot floors available in the building were attractive to office tenants even in a market in which the demand for offices has been soft because of a slack economy.

UK soft because of currency, rest of EMEA did better, driven by Germany, France, Netherlands.

However, in the case of very small grain sizes, the nanocrystalline copper becomes soft because of the plastic deformation originating from a large number of small "sliding" events of atomic planes at the grain boundaries, understood as anti-Hall Petch effect [3, 7].

"This will be a softer Christmas because of the shorter selling season," Mr. Beemer said.

There have been concerns that Advance's ownership of Women's Wear Daily could mean softer coverage because of potential anger from Conde Nast advertisers.