Sentence examples for less seeking from inspiring English sources

Houellebecq, for his part, likes to protest that he is an apolitical sort of soothsayer — that he is merely imagining, not advocating, much less seeking to provoke, a radical polarization of French society, in which a soft and ineffectual center gives way to a clash of domestic and immigrant nationalisms.

An international study of women in the United States and Europe observed that physicians have the greatest influence on what type of contraception women choose, with over half of all women seeking advice from health care professionals and less seeking this advice from family, friends, or the internet [ 46].

Overall, this study finds that NFCC is tied to less seeking out of medical conditions for which treatment may be required (i.e., fewer screening questions in WWEs, fewer consultations), but that more information is sought by high NFCC physicians in certain circumstances (i.e., when prescribing a new drug).

Despite a younger age (40 vs. 72 years) and lower NYHA class (I vs. II), Fallot-patients with ICD scored less favourable on instruments assessing subjective health status, anxiety, satisfaction with life and coping (more negative emotions, more palliative reactions such as smoking and drinking and less seeking of social support) compared to older ICD-patients.

Dutilleux and others were forced to more or less seek support abroad".

Lichtenstein's "Sailboats III, 1974," was brilliantly sold at $11.84 million, even though this later period of the artist is less sought after.

Contemporary homes are generally less sought after in Essex County; the asking price on this house, on the market for three months, has just been reduced.

Such prodigious losing proved endearing, at least to Hollywood: the 1989 film Major League brought laughs and a less sought after lore to the franchise.

Far too often, security is an opt-in feature that few regular people will even know about, much less seek out and enable.

Still, what was once was viewed as a plum assignment, with a 50percentt pay increase for overseas duty and a housing allowance, has become relatively less sought after.

In this case the educated elites in the capital, and the impatient urban young, may have been far more pro-Moussavi than the less-educated and rural population whose opinion is less sought and harder to obtain.