Sentence examples for less founded from inspiring English sources

He can't have made many friends among the faculty on the Afro-American studies programme, a discipline that was more or less founded at Harvard.

The Dutch tulip industry was more or less founded on the repeated theft of bulbs from the gardens of Carolus Clusius, a botanist in Leiden, in the 1590s.

Fashion is not an altogether natural fit for Los Angeles, a town more or less founded in opposition to the compulsive one-upmanship and rigid hierarchies that rule the industry.

Astana will have a team at the race, but at the moment Vinokourov does not have a contract with Astana, which he more or less founded, funded and led until his disgrace in the 2007 Tour de France.

And so people learn directly that their fears may be less founded now than they thought, and that they can treat much better.

Some photographs in "Hidden in Plain Sight" feel less "found" than others: More effort went into finding their subjects than Evans expended before shooting dinner leftovers.

(The fliers include calls to "Rock Against Reagan" and vote for "[Jello] Biafra For Mayor").   Mr Ensminger plays with The Biscuit Bombs and No Love Less, and founded the punk zine Left Of The Dial.

As some of her peers are working less, Gloria founded CHAT, an event series that combines tech innovation with important issues such as Women's Empowerment and STEM education.

Nationally, the closest effort on that front is National Cancer Prevention Day, that Less Cancer founded on February 4th as a working day on Capitol Hill.

Babbage professes no special talent for picking technological winners, still less for founding new businesses.

The Nation, the liberal journal, was founded less than three months after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.