And that is an area less in need of change than personal banking.
Better employment prospects mean workers are less in need of rainy-day funds.
Larger companies, less in need of publicity, are more secretive about their battery programmes.
Rarely has a filmmaker seemed less in need of a brake pedal.
It's hard to think of a classic work of American literature less in need of a morbid makeover.
Students attending religious colleges are no less in need of tuition assistance than any others, he added.
And of two things that which stands less in need of the other, or of other things, is the greater good, since it is more self-sufficing.
But Mr. Miller agreed with Mr. Cleland, from the Precursor Group, that the companies feel they are now less in need of labor's lobbying support.
Perhaps no section of New York was less in need of fresh pain right now than the neighborhoods loosely known as the Rockaways.
(Although we get a few flashbacks to Robin's traumatized childhood, nobody is less in need of a backstory: he is the creature of a perpetual now).
This may not rise to the level of economic inequality as a national problem, but the speech is no less in need of fixing.
