less space

"That little yellow thing took up a lot less space than you."

The less space the horses use, the more room for people to come and see them, she said.

The first is that there will be less space for housing.

He added that fewer people would mean the need for less space.

The addition of advertising on the front page means less space for news.

It was just as big and bulky, although the inside had much less space.

Higher scale values mean lower quality and less space taken.

As well, it takes significantly less space than long division.

The small house movement is a grassroots effort of people living more simply and using less space.

Less space is devoted to pictures, and more to political analysis.

The idea is that customers will accept less space and service in return for a better price.

It has far fewer keys and takes up less space.

He sidled in and out of a room, to take up the less space.

So why pay all the money for less space?

He said there is less space to maneuver behind the baseline.

Oxygen takes up less space in liquid form than as a gas.

We needed less space and could settle for the smaller islands.

Vertical machines are more popular because they take up less space.

As a result, cars and bicycles have less space to share on the road.

I always thought that I could use less space for work.

This led to each story getting considerably less space than it previously had.

Small units take up less space, and are more suitable in urban areas.

It's a dreadful sort of history that really ought to get less space.

"It brought a lot of new people into the market," he said, "especially urban customers who have less space."

"On the whole, employees are definitely being allocated less space."