Sentence examples for less necessity from inspiring English sources

Second, Germany may feel less necessity to keep the British in, now that their troops no longer defend its borders.

Women in the first group have become more desirable as marriage partners, Professor Cherlin said, but also feel less necessity to be married.

We hypothesized that the patients of H group might have felt less necessity of receiving maintenance because they were healthy.

Hopping trains from Washington, D.C. and catching a New York subway is less necessity than choice for Graham, who still fancies himself a shoe-leather newspaperman at heart (and beat cop before that), though it's been 26 years since he ran the Post's sports desk.

Narrow tuning also means less common activity with other glomeruli, and therefore possibly less necessity to engage in lateral inhibition.

In addition, when compared with primiparas, multiparous mothers may perceive less necessity to prove their maternal skills [ 58].

She's also given away some fabulous loot, a practice that eventually turned into a can-you-top-this distraction and a joke, even though in many cases the gifts were more or less necessities for some of her guests.

During the regular season, Rodriguez was less a necessity to the Yankees' year and more extraneous to it.

As the social historian Lawrence Stone noted, this was a marked departure from the Catholic ideal of chastity, which considered earthly marriage a more or less unfortunate necessity meant to accommodate human weakness; "It is better to marry than to burn," St. Paul had said, but he made it sound like a close call.

Indeed, these theories seem unable to account even for the value in Christ's passion, much less its necessity.

The high values (> 66%) of HRPI reflect an urgent need for hydromorphological restoration while low values (< 33%) reveal a less immediate necessity for restoration.