Sentence examples for less observance from inspiring English sources

[FG3,M1]" Men also reported less observance of diabetes self-care recommendations in social situations, such as eating fast food because family or friends typically enjoy it.

From the data we presented, it could be concluded that the factors increasing sexual risk for the CEE gay men are: the removal of hostility and violence; widespread liberal attitudes; less imposed religious observance or intolerance; the relief of a 'paralysis;' greater opportunities to meet sexual partners and satisfy one's desires.

The social differences between Sephardim and Ashkenazim are significant: the former are generally more traditional in religious observance and less educated and financially well-off.

But for those families with spottier traditions of observance or less musical talent, linking can already be difficult work.

In Afghanistan the Taliban stop girls going to school, beat up women who show a millimeter of skin, ban music, kill gays, and in general force their choice of life and belief on everyone, thus illustrating the less charming aspects of enforced observance of religious orthodoxy under which most of humanity has suffered for most of history.

Rumi's popularity derives in part from the fact that he taught that religion is less a matter of external observance than an intimate personal relationship with God.

But supporters of the mainstream parties are not voting for secularism.With the rise in religious observance society has become less tolerant.

Mayweather contradicted himself when discussing the prospect of fighting Khan and a major stumbling block for the fast-punching 28-year-old is that his observance of Ramadan could leave less than eight weeks for his training camp.

Today, piety increasingly correlates with education: college graduates are America's most faithful churchgoers, while religious observance has dropped precipitously among the less-educated.

The observance of Roman Catholicism tends to be less intense in Asturias than in other regions, and the local folklore preserves numerous superstitions.

What is remarkable is not merely that these traditions survive but that the homelier and less celebrated of them remain truly genuine in the observance.