Sentence examples for even less autonomy from inspiring English sources
In the future Ed wants even less autonomy for individual schools, even less rigour in the testing of primary pupils, and the further progressive undermining of the academic gold standard – the A-level – and its replacement by softer alternatives.
Furthermore, this factor could consequently lead to an increase in staff responsibilities, which can snowball toward a rise in physician authority, and in turn even less autonomy for the women involved.
Those with more severe impairment, especially intellectual impairment, had even less social contact and decisional autonomy.
Having a mayor in London has arguably strengthened the city's voice and allowed an urban vision to develop, but even London has limited autonomy and other cities have even less.
Even less is known about the effectiveness of "earned autonomy".
Aristotle's point about autonomy is that a theorem in arithmetic (even less a theorem in harmonics) cannot be used to prove something in geometry.
More intimacy, less autonomy".
More intimacy meant less autonomy.
It means less autonomy and a smaller salary.
Ms. Sebelius has less autonomy than when she was governor.
