Sentence examples for less to advocate from inspiring English sources

EG's business model is more or less to advocate the hipness of its clients to its core demographic: 18- to 30-year-old men.

3) Gender: There has been plenty of research arguing that women are less assertive and less willing to advocate a challenging position than men.

And as it reflects a diverse population, it also reflects an aging one, which is less likely to advocate a complete change in values.

Every group that benefits from Europe to a greater extent than others may be less prepared to advocate future European integration.

After working many years in the tech industry, I was skilled at aggressively advocating for my employer but less willing to advocate for myself.

Your customers are less likely to advocate for you if they believe that you care more about their money than their needs.

Author-suggested reviewers are more likely to recommend manuscript acceptance and less likely to advocate rejection than editor-suggested reviewers, according to studies led by Sara Schroter (above) and Elizabeth Wager (below).

Those who believe that the individual bears sole or primary responsibility for smoking will be less likely to advocate government expenditure on cessation medications and other aids.