Sentence examples for expressed far less from inspiring English sources

Afghans have expressed far less enthusiasm about foreign forces, either conventional or Special Operations troops, continuing to operate in Afghanistan for years to come.

The second fundamental principle is often expressed, far less poetically and persuasively than King's phrases, as a need for accountability for results.

We found that after cisplatin exposure, resistant SCC-25CP cells, indeed, express far less of the p-ΔNp63α protein than their sensitive counterpart, SCC-25 (Suppl. Fig. S2).

While Turkey's economic luminaries gloat that Turkey — not Europe or even the United States — will win the 21st century, the I.M.F has in recent months been expressing a far less rosy outlook.

But it must express far more.

Similarly, we found that most AP-1060 cexpresspress CD13 and CD33 (86%and76%6%, respectively), far less express CD15 (21%), and very few express CD14 (3%).

Beyond the Massachusetts case, though, United States authorities have expressed concern that compounders, far less stringently regulated than commercial drug makers, have been using ingredients manufactured overseas in factories not approved by the F.D.A.

However, Orai3 is far less expressed than Orai1 and Orai2, whereas TRPC1 is more abundant than TRPC3, TRPC4, TRPC5, and TRPC6.

ILC express c-erbB2 at a far less extent than ductal carcinomas [ 19].

17β-HSD13 is expressed primarily in the liver, with far less found in the gastrointestinal tract, muscle, spleen and uterus, making 17β-HSD13 17β-HSD13ent potentian thexcellent target for treating fatty liver disease (Horiguchi et al., 2008).

Young Americans are far less likely to express racial animosity than their elders, suggesting that as old bigots die, they will not be replaced.