Sentence examples for less pursuit from inspiring English sources

As young women from certain ethnic minority groups have reported less pursuit of the thin ideal and body dissatisfaction than European American young women we tested whether a dissonance-based prevention program designed to reduce thin-ideal internalization among women with body dissatisfaction is less effective for the former relative to the later groups.

News aggregation is a glory-less pursuit, where even the companies that do succeed have to grapple with the fact that no algorithm is ever going to be as good as the human brain at judging what news/content will appeal to said brain.

More or less any pursuit can be reduced to nerd-inspiring abstractions.

Did it encourage you to see playwriting as a slightly less insane pursuit?

The process would resemble less a pursuit of truth and justice than a World Wrestling Federation cage match between Super Lawyers.

A less populist pursuit, he also used to go shooting with executives from Daily Mail owner, Associated Newspapers.

He was to say it was "a more serious and less egotistical pursuit" than being a bandleader.

The people who are moving here appear to be doing less in pursuit of an ideology than of an affordable home.

Whether building a secular temple to the female is a more or less complex pursuit than this is anyone's guess.

He believes the culture of self-regulation has had an effect that often goes unseen, pointing out that there is much less paparazzi pursuit of celebrities because, up to a point, the market has been curtailed through warnings to editors.

Exhibit A involves modern pentathlon, a less popular pursuit, but one steeped in Olympic tradition and supposedly well supported by European IOC members – it survived the 2005 vote while the American sports did not.