Sentence examples for endorsement less from inspiring English sources

But another aide to Mr. McCain said the interview had made an endorsement less likely.

Indeed, it was Mr. Giuliani's endorsement less than two weeks ago that gave Mr. Bloomberg, the Republican candidate, a well-timed boost over his Democratic opponent, Mark Green, who during the campaign had the gall to suggest that he would have handled things even better than the man called Rudy.

When comparing endorsing journals with non-endorsing journals, half of the evaluations (14/25; 56%) had a similar number of studies per journal in the comparison groups; when comparing journals after and before endorsement, less than half of the evaluations (4/10; 40%) were balanced for the number of studies per journal in the comparison groups to account for a potential "clustering" problem.

Given the criticism inside Ukraine and some disappointment among Europeans over his first 100 days in office, Yanukovich needs such an American endorsement no less today.

But Nixon's endorsement had less to do with a desire to subsume the movement than with a calculation that violence was a bigger threat than inclusion.

But it's a temporary excitement, a last flurry of plotting in a weak and unexciting drama — and Perry's exit and endorsement is less a big twist than a reminder of the play that could have been.

Mr. Huntsman's message, which has emphasized electability but also critiqued the direction of the Republican Party, has not gone over well with Republican office-holders: he has just 14 endorsement points, less than one-10th of Mr. Romney.

"Yes, but what we are saying is that these are good films worthy of your attention, coming with Marty's endorsement and less likely to have been on your radar than films by Truffaut or Antonioni or John Ford or Howard Hawks".

(AP) GOLF Callaway Signs Mickelson Callaway Golf Company, the world's largest maker of golf clubs, signed Phil Mickelson to a long-term endorsement contract, less than a week after Mickelson, the Masters champion, left Acushnet Company's Titleist brand.

James Strachan, its chairman, said on October 10th that the new system is "fundamental to the modernisation of the NHS .However, this positive endorsement drew less attention than worries in the report that payment by results may destabilise NHS finances at local level.

About a third report that it changed their lives, making them feel stronger, stimulated to enter education and a career, but the overall endorsement is less enthusiastic.