Sentence examples for desire for less from inspiring English sources

There is, in truth, a reformist element to its programme, including a desire for less inequality and an impartial enforcement of laws.

It wasn't immediately clear what drove the fantasy — a desire for less free-floating hostility in the campaign, I suppose, but that seemed too easy.

"In other words, the image of expensive holidays still applies above all to what we like to call 'winter sports' and the general publish has shown a desire for less costly activities".

While Constable praised Rice's brilliance and inventiveness, there remains a suspicion that the Globe's decision to part company with her may be down to a desire for less controversy.

"In certain liberal societies, the culture is such that there is an excessive concern about individual freedom and privacy which leads to a desire for less government," he replied, perhaps, alluding to western secularists.

"We believe that a solution can be found," he said, "that balances the needs of pedestrians — including not only the blind but also runners, small children, etc., with the desire for less noise".

It's a neat irony that our desire for less-ordinary living has put self-catering at the cutting edge of tourism.

Neither can the Chancellor rely on the US evidence to support his desire for a less interest-rate sensitive economy.

Mr. Florio, 54, said his desire for a less hectic lifestyle, and not his health problems or Mr. Newhouse's urging, led to his decision to step down.

It's not Tangier that the novel summons but the desire for Tangier, less a city than a blurry reverie of romance and adventure.

"We have to adjust our expectations to reflect current audiences' desire for a less confrontational approach than theater in the '60s and '70s," he continued.