In comparison with the results of the PWB-pil scores found in patients with osteoarthritis [ 32] and healthy populations [ 30], the findings in RA patients appear to be in the lower ranges, indicating that RA patients feel less purpose in life than these groups.
Ginsburg wrote that she believed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act had been enacted by Congress "to serve a far less radical purpose" than the court had interpreted it to.
But, perhaps inevitably, he tells these tales of humans less vividly, with less character and purpose, than the tales of bugs.
Lyndon Johnson awarded the first medal posthumously to the late president along with the other recipients Kennedy had chosen (with less evident political purpose than the Clintons) -- among them, E.B. White, Edward Steichen and Edmund Wilson.
Wherever it may land, Singles' Day seems less about its original purpose than about commerce a very American notion, indeed.
Wherever it may land, Singles' Day seems less about its original purpose than about commerce — a very American notion, indeed.
It's an ordinary table, made of wood, perhaps, or plastic, it could even be a marble table on metal legs, but nothing could be less germane to my purpose than to give an exhaustive description of it.
The Obama administration may not be trafficking with those policies, but I certainly am not comfortable seeing this legal gray area passed on to a future president with less nuance and sense of purpose than Obama.
"Long Islanders tend to use the railroad less for nonwork purposes than Metro-North riders," he said.
The Boston Globe says the speech was "less of an emphatic statement of purpose than a direct challenge to President Obama".
