Sentence examples for endorsed less than from inspiring English sources

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?

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.

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

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

Controls must minimally meet the following criteria: 1) have been exposed to a traumatic event that meets the DSM-IV A1 criterion according to the BTQ and 2) endorse less than four symptoms on the L-PTSD screen.

Huntsman won the backing of several prominent editorial boards, including The State, South Carolina's largest newspaper, which endorsed him less than 24 hours before his campaign announced he was leaving the race.

All other reasons were endorsed by less than 10% of obese patients as top reasons for intending to lose weight.

Questionnaire items were deleted or revised if they were: identified by respondents as difficult to understand; considered by the researcher to have poor face validity; or endorsed by less than 20% or more than 80% of respondents [ 26, 27].

The symptom "so sad that nothing could cheer you up" (item A) was endorsed by less than 40% of the respondents but its factor loading was relatively high (.77) making it an important contributor to the latent score of distress.

Their average age was 58 years and the mean education level was 9.9 years (Table  2).> -wrap-foot> a95 % confidence interval in brackets The assessment of response levels showed that options much better and a little better in tandem were endorsed by less than 1%% of the sample in 9 items, 1-2 % in 15 items, and around 4%% in only 2 items.

This has not generally happened, though it has managed to endorse no less than 203 policies that have been agreed to by all 53 members.