Sentence examples for enjoyed much less from inspiring English sources

He has, however, enjoyed much less access to classified information than did the 9/11 commission.

Palestinian society enjoyed much less from the peace process and the agreements than the Israelis did".

Cases were aimed at Japan partly because few Western companies were trying to manufacture there, and they had enjoyed much less success in cracking the Japanese market than they have found in China in recent years.

Yet Edward Wolff of New York University notes that the middle class enjoyed much less of a boost to wealth because of an accompanying rise in mortgage debt (see chart 3).

And the longer the slump goes on, the more the public tumbles to the fact that not only has growth been feebler, but ordinary workers have enjoyed much less of its benefits.

Skribit was an interesting idea as well, although it enjoyed much less traction than JamLegend, as the above tweet shows.

"I'm enjoying much less bureaucracy and far more accountability," Ms. Theisen said.

To an extent, this is true: attendants enjoy much less latitude in deciding whether to write a ticket.

The study also found that along with all these factors, people living there enjoy much less sunshine.

But wine enjoys much less support than other agricultural products, the industry says.

And ITER appears to enjoy much less support in the Senate, where a spending panel has proposed a $75 million appropriation that would, in effect, force the U.S. team to close up shop and pull out of the project.