Sentence examples for less supported by from inspiring English sources

Blatter's notion, more or less supported by Platini, has a nationalistic core.

Such rhetoric then was hardly less corrosive, or less supported by scholarly reasoning, than the crackpot vitriol now spewed by Beck and his ilk.

Ms. Zuk said, "You have inclinations that are more or less supported by our genes and in some environmental circumstances get expressed".

Slug catcher is an important and costly equipment in the up-stream assets, but is the less supported by research or commercial simulation software in terms of design and sizing criteria.

Mr. Burton-Edwards also said that in an increasingly pluralistic America, "the notion that one has to stay in one's group is less supported by the culture at large".

That is an easy question about which to speculate, starting with the possibility that people who choose the life of university faculty may include a higher proportion of individuals whose sexual orientation, religion (or lack thereof), or other personal aspect of identity is condemned or less supported by right-wing policies.

This in turn leads to less support by the public, more negative campaigning, and fewer good candidates.

Models with ΔAICc ranging from 3 to 7 have considerably less support by the data, whereas models with ΔAICc>10 are poorly supported and therefore very unlikely [66].

People with a mental illness are likely to need additional support to quit long term, although paradoxically, they tend to be offered less support by health care providers [ 6, 13, 22].

The clade uniting the Plotopteridae and Phalacrocoracoidea is not particularly well supported in the bootstrap or Bremer support analyses, but is none-the-less supported by six unambiguous synapomorphies (174:1740; 204:0–>174285:1740; 31740–>17439174–>17441740–>2).

Removing the child's future ability to make their own decisions was a less supported reason (supported by about a third of respondents).