Sentence examples for less dispensed from inspiring English sources

Fall clothes now arriving in stores and gracing the pages of magazines heavy as hedgehogs have more or less dispensed with the idea of directing young women to look as vulnerable and unhinged as popular culture has for years rendered them.

Whether or not you accept the idea that Japan's youth-oriented consumer culture is sustained by a kind of commercial Oedipal agon, the swarming shopping districts of Tokyo on weekends do resemble a world in which adults have been more or less dispensed with.

Most of the stimulus money for education has been parcelled out proportionally to all fifty states in an effort to close budget gaps and save jobs, but five billion dollars is in discretionary funds; Duncan can more or less dispense it as he pleases.

Hynd et al [ 13] reported significantly less dispensing of PBS prescriptions following the introduction of the co-payment price increase in 2005, the same year our data were collected.

Despite rising healthcare costs, generic drugs are less frequently dispensed in Japan compared with other developed countries.

Holding the pump down for a second or less should dispense a good amount.

We did find contradictory results in the impact of GCS on overall postoperative infections, which were protective when used less than 30 days before surgery (OR, 0.75 (0.58 to 0.96)), and deep-wound infections, which were associated with GCS when dispensed less than 6 months beforehand (1.86 (1.33 to 2.60)).

They produced lower overall returns to shareholders than did companies that dispensed less than the median and generally underperformed the overall market as well.

Country pubs dispensed less beer and city brewers laid off staff.' Ferguson, a Scots professor at Harvard more attuned to philosophical fashion, invokes chaos theory to explain how the prospect of default on self-cert mortgages to African-Americans on Detroit's West Outer Drive causes a bank run in Newcastle upon Tyne.

She was being treated, and I trusted in that, but back then, in 1982, anti-depressants were dispensed less efficiently than now.

However, electronic devices were dispensed less frequently mainly because they were too expensive.