Sentence examples for abolished less from inspiring English sources

Suppose religion were abolished; less dramatically, suppose it simply withers away in the west, so that in north America and Europe all the Christians and Muslims die off, and their children drift into atheism while the missionaries huddle, sobbing, around cups of cocoa in their empty evenings.

Mr. Morgenthau said mandatory jail terms should be abolished for less serious drug felonies.

Mice where FABP4 expression has been abolished are less susceptible to develop insulin resistance and dislipidemias [ 27].

For example, in Facebook's final policy vote about whether it should abolish voting, less than 1percentt of users voted.

His ministry was abolished in August, less than a year after it was set up, and replaced by a "directorate general" in the interior ministry.

Central banks have learned to manage the economy so well, it is sometimes argued, that they have more or less abolished the cycle.

First, John McCain has made abolishing this tax distortion the centrepiece of his health plan though his ideas on what happens after the current system is abolished are rather less coherent.

7.19pm: The department for innovation, universities and skills (that was abolished today after less than two years of existence) is "thought to be the shortest-lived department of state in history", according to the Civil Service Network.

However, deletion to 37 nt or less abolished expression of the termination-reinitiation product (Figure 1b).

Of practical consequence is the observation that the blue shift of the Soret band is more or less abolished at ≤−20°C at least over a several week period.

The ideal medication for gastric acid-related diseases, especially for conditions like hemorrhagic gastric ulcers and stress-related gastric bleeding, should have a rapid onset of action to lower the intragastric acidity, because in vitro studies have shown that blood coagulation and platelet aggregation are abolished at pH less than 5.4 [ 1].