Sentence examples for far less opposed from inspiring English sources

But he also frequently bragged of being far less opposed than previous editors to including foreign words.

But by December 1941, she writes, "the American people had been thoroughly educated about the pros and cons of their country's entry into the conflict and were far less opposed to the idea of going to war than conventional wisdom has it".

Women's and consumer groups have spent far less opposing it.

The Assembly is also far less likely to pass legislation opposed by members whose districts would be directly affected.

Pelosi was far less enthusiastic about her vote, suggesting that while she opposed the bill to stop the wholesale data collection, she isn't comfortable with how the program is being handled.

While most Americans are opposed to human reproductive cloning, there is far less agreement over stem cell research, or therapeutic cloning, which might lead to cure or treatment+of horrific diseases.

Alas, that's not much of a problem, because today's CNN (as opposed to Reese's old network) does far less useful "muckraking".

Physicians would not be charged with negligence for what was merely an error, even if an avoidable one, and far less would be spent on litigation, legitimate arguments of those opposing the current system.

While the result is great (the "smoke" you inhale contains three compounds, as opposed to combusted smoke, which contains 110, it's far less detrimental to your health, and the taste is much nicer) the tool itself is rather clumsy.

People who oppose an income tax, Mr. Hunt argued, are burdened far less than the poor with a sales tax.

For the same reason, groups that oppose abortion kept quiet even as Mr. Bush was far less forceful than the last nominee, Mr. Dole, in advocating their cause.