Sentence examples similar to advocated than from inspiring English sources

It's a lot easier to get into big wars -- as we've seen in the Iraq War and the escalated phase of the Afghan War, both of which McCain staunchly advocated -- than it is to get out of them without paying an exorbitant price.

Fat transposition techniques for lower eyelid surgery have been advocated for more than a decade [ 1, 2].

Kucinich's supporters will point out that he advocated for much more than he got passed.

They favour a free market and less drastic social reform than that advocated by Khatami loyalists.

Antismoking groups said American negotiators had advocated tougher stands than anticipated.

Liver function tests (LFTs), bone profile, magnesium and a clotting screen were ordered approximately four times more than advocated.

In summary, Hannah advocated going deep rather than wide.

The New York Fed then advocated fixes more forcefully than its British counterparts, records show.

Beijing considers him a "splittist," though he has long advocated greater autonomy rather than independence.

The majority of respondents advocated less frequent testing than is currently recommended by the NHSBCSP.

"You think there's a better advocate than me?