Sentence examples for far less collective from inspiring English sources
According to indicators based on our surveys and to the index of EPL severity in 2008 constructed by the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD), non-euro area countries tend to have far less collective bargaining coverage than euro area countries, whereas EPL differences between the two groups are not as marked (Table 9).
To their consternation, the authors found that Americans were concerned increasingly with individual attainment and far less with forging the collective ties that had traditionally bound communities.
On the other hand, as a result of economic success, the individual has taken center stage, and the demand for sacrifice on behalf of the collective is far less popular in Israel today than it was 30 years ago.
Goodrich actually used a more colorful and less printable characterization but his point was that fundamental basketball, at its best a five-man geometric collective, has far less to do with skill than it does with state of mind.
Ironically, the court today seems unwilling to acknowledge that changes in a collective work far less extensive than those made to prior copyright law by the 1976 "revision" do not merit the same characterization...
They had learned that casting themselves as a "Follow me!" leader was far less likely to produce the collective genius we described above.
After all, as she often said in interviews, the task at hand was far less about personal limelight than it was about collective struggle.
But she would be far less important – both as an artist, and to the collective female psyche.
Because we infer the RBP activities from the collective behavior of the targets of each particular RBP, our trait is far less noisy than the expression levels used as traits in eQTL analyses.
In fact, the more important battle concerns unprotected archaeological sites, and it is far less a matter of repatriating objects than of figuring out how to stop latter-day looters from destroying our collective past.
