Sentence examples for less than free from inspiring English sources

The spread of democracy in the 1990s, however, created a remarkable appetite for elections and, since many of them showed signs of being less than "free and fair"—the expression became inseparable from "elections" in all the handbooks of best practice a demand soon arose for election monitors.

Now there's "less than free".

Two other factors that count less than free cash come into play.

Here comes the "less than free" revolution, led by Google 's strategy of sharing ad revenue with hardware partners.

The antimycobacterial efficacy was greatly improved against M. fortuitum, and the minimum inhibitory concentration of drug-loaded SLNs was eight times less than free RIF.

"Less than free" could unlock innovation from the kind of lean startups that have thrived on the Web during the past five years.

America never would or should copy Singapore's less-than-free politics.

N.C.A.A. college basketball is what's wrong with N.C.A.A. college basketball, predicated as it is on the exploitation of young people's labor in exchange for athletic scholarships of questionable, and perhaps less-than-free-market value.

It's also because a less-than-free press is not typically newsworthy, lacking as it is in any urgency.

On average, their tenants pay less than $600 a month in rent, 20-30% less than free-market rates.

The presence of the CBM changed the equilibrium between free and bound TrCel7A from 20% free to less than 10% free in our experiments.