Sentence examples for fewer accusations from inspiring English sources

This time, too, there will be fewer accusations of vote-rigging and intimidation than at previous elections, thanks to a robust campaign by the independent Election Commission.

Roman Catholic bishops in the United States received fewer accusations of sexual abuse by the clergy in 2009 than in any other year since 2004, according to an annual audit based on self-reporting from Catholic dioceses.

Back then, there were few accusations quite as withering as branding someone a "sellout".

There have been few accusations of corruption involving governors' pardons in recent years.

THERE are few accusations more horrifying than that of sexually abusing a child.

There have been relatively few accusations of sexual abuse brushed under the carpet to maintain an illusion of propriety.

But it also makes a few accusations of its own -- that the Bush plan would force seniors to go to H.M.O.'s and insurance companies for drug coverage.

Kees presents a stubborn case; there are few accusations more withering than that of dilettantism, and his own multitasking seems to have been powered by self-exasperation.

Few accusations could be more potentially damaging to Mr. Brown, in the context of events in Afghanistan in recent days, including General Dannatt's trip, and the way it highlighted the helicopter shortage.

The effect is quite mesmeric, and while there may be a few accusations of pandering to the mainstream with gentler sounds, Staind should still be around when the tribes have dispersed.

Added to that, you might continue, a few accusations they will hear will be fantasies, false allegations of satanic child abuse in the 1990s, pumped up by evangelical Christians eager to believe that the devil was stalking the streets, setting back the cause of child protection by a generation.