Sentence examples for less negotiated from inspiring English sources

Not knowing who or how the South American WC qualifiers are arranged [is it like Europe where it is more or less negotiated?] I wonder what the thoughts are on Uruguay's next two games, which do have a nightmare look about them, for Uruguay.

"We're younger, and we're less negotiated through institutions.

As for turning the corner on baseball's hiring inequities, Aaron said the sport has not even reached the first curve, much less negotiated it.

Without a centralized process, it would be nearly impossible for a physician abroad to apply to the hundreds of residency programs, much less negotiate employment.

If you have all of these different sides of you, how can you even begin to get a hold on them, no less negotiate with them all successfully?

I can't even reach the top shelf at the grocery store when sitting in my chair, much less negotiate the airport and get to my gate on time.

He mocked Villaraigosa for accepting free tickets to sporting events; he questioned whether most members of the City Council were capable of "spelling the word football," much less negotiating effectively for a new stadium; and he described the city's job-creation efforts, which Beutner headed for more than a year, as a failure.

"It gives the company less negotiating leverage," Professor Sonnenfeld said.

Pro-Europeans argue that Britain would have less negotiating clout if it left the biggest single market in the world.

But the Eastern European customers, locked into the old Russian pipeline systems, have fewer alternatives and less negotiating leverage.

Small businesses, besides having less negotiating leverage than big employers, tend to pay more for the same coverage because they cannot spread the cost of expensive medical conditions or hospitalizations over large numbers of workers.