Sentence examples for considered any less from inspiring English sources

Should gender discrimination be considered any less appalling than racial discrimination?

In Hitler's death camps, twins were singled out for especially terrible "experiments" because they seemed useful, not because they were considered any less human than Hitler's other victims.

Indian scholars who write defences of British colonialism are not usually accused of racism against their own people; black activists who want to include other struggles in their movement aren't considered any less black for it.

They therefore considered any total less than 8 for a question as "not evident".

Following the criteria described by Ramos et al [ 3], for each item, limited performance in each category would result in a score of 8. We therefore considered any total less than 8 for a question as "not evident".

Should doctored images in serious news publications be considered any more or less scandalous than doctored writing?

Chelsea's attempts to pull off their marquee signing of the summer with the Brazilian teenager Neymar hit an impasse yesterday when the player's club Santos offered to make him their highest-paid player and refused to consider any offer less than their €35m (£29m) valuation.

To consider any other less permanent disadvantages in life the respondents may experience, such as lack of time or facilities, we asked whether they had been able to exercise outdoors as much as they had wished (constraints) in the previous 12 months.

In contrast, men are considered less fearful, less vulnerable, and more assertive than women.

We considered any changes in length less than 0.3 μm between consecutive time points as zero movement or 'static' periods because manual segmentation cannot be precise enough to reliably account for such a small retraction or extension.

I don't consider myself any less subversive now than I was back then.