Sentence examples for endorsed less from inspiring English sources

But the administration endorsed less new money than the senator expected.

To put things into perspective, ask yourself: Why aren't all white males asked to apologize for the slavery that white males endorsed less than two centuries ago?

The discrete events (e.g. divorce) were endorsed less frequent.

Uniform DIF means that in one population an item is endorsed less (or more) often at all values of the construct, compared to the other population.

Non-uniform DIF means that in one population an item is endorsed less (or more) often at some values of the construct, but more (or less) often at other values of the construct, compared to the other population.

Consequently, current national and international guidelines have endorsed less aggressive empiric antibiotic strategies, including outpatient and/or oral antibiotic regimens, for adult cancer patients with low-risk FN (Tamura, 2005; Segal et al, 2008).

Others endorse less visible products like vitamins, sports equipment or medical causes.

DOCTORS emphasize that in moving away from aggressive screening, they are not endorsing less care for the ill or proscribing preventive care that is helpful.

There are concerns that the reports are being sat on because the department does not want to be seen to endorse less hardline drugs policies.

A new generation has come of age in safer cities, and now Democratic officials who dared not endorse less punitive approaches to crime have conservatives to give them political cover.

12 In 2011, the American Heart Association (AHA) and the American College of Cardiology (ACC) published a joint guideline endorsing less than 7% of TEC in the form of SFA for patients with coronary as well as other atherosclerotic vascular diseases.