Sentence examples for which means smaller from inspiring English sources

Safer banking means lower profits, which means smaller compensation packages.

A national horse shortage means smaller fields, which means lower payoffs on bets, which means fewer dollars wagered, which means smaller purses.

When most stocks are rising (which means smaller companies are doing well), the hedge funds outperform, but they suffer when small stocks start to fall.

Even the biggest riders are able to tuck themselves into an aerodynamic position on their bikes, producing less drag as they cut through the air, which means smaller riders lose their advantage because bigger riders can produce more power.

Fewer graduate students means smaller departments, which means smaller graduating cohorts, fewer enriching scholarly conversations, less mental muscle, and, most importantly, smaller poker games.

The fragmented mobile payments market is due for consolidation, which means smaller players like Kuapay may either get swept up by larger firms, or find themselves in need of a new strategy.

Boukiés, which means "small bites," does it right.

But there's always adventitious presence, which means small amounts of unintentional presence through pollen flow and physical mixing".

Called les cro?(pronounced crow-AY), which means small things or children in local dialect, they come in several shapes, like the little curly toasted tressines, left.

The town is still known by its original Irish name, Muinebeag, which means small thicket, the term given for a dense stand of trees.

The 24 million people are said to own about 60 million weapons, which means small-scale fighting is common, but so too are truces.