Sentence examples for Less change from inspiring English sources

Democratic voters want less change, not more.

Certainly there has been less change than was predicted in the weeks after Sept. 11, 2001.

Equally, other sectors experience less change in the roles and skills required.

Mrs May and Iain Duncan Smith, the welfare secretary, have delivered less change than they promised.

Not all economists share the view that less change is better.

America's budget moved sharply into deficit, whereas Europe's public finances have seen less change.

This has been a year of upheaval in New York, which, unfortunately, has produced far less change than is needed.

And more, not less change, is what Britain needs now.... Our manifesto will be about the future not the past.

"We've had more rallies than any country in Eastern Europe and less change," he said in an interview.

Even on the rare occasions when they occur, they often bring about less change than at first it seems.

For those reasons, the smart money in Washington is betting that the Bush administration will bring less change than advertised.