Sentence examples for less to establish from inspiring English sources

The aim seems less to establish alternative truths than to spread confusion about the status of truth.

The scant published data on the behavior of hindered amines do not allow one to estimate the actual values of the apparent kinetic constants or equilibrium constants, and even less to establish the chemical steps involved.

Laudan and Leplin also suggest, however, that even if the universal existence of empirical equivalents were conceded, this would do much less to establish the significance of underdetermination than its champions have supposed, because "theories with exactly the same empirical consequences may admit of differing degrees of evidential support" (1991, 465).

9) We request that the tone of the discussion be more cautious, towards association and less to establish a causal link (given the relatively small size of the study, and it being in distinct populations).

"It costs less to establish prevention programmes with the participation of families and communities than it costs to have a child in conflict with the law or in a closed establishment and stigmatized, who will never work and never become a tax payer," she said.

Your objective is less to prove or establish yourself, and more to enjoy your life and be present within it fully.

David Robinson of The Financial Times criticised the appearance of Connery and his effectiveness to play Bond in the film remarking: "It's not just that Sean Connery looks a lot more haggard and less heroic than he did two or three years ago; but there is much less effort to establish him as connoisseur playboy.

Zhao et al. (2005) concludes that women are less likely than men to desire becoming an entrepreneur Other studies also argued that females are less likely to establish their own business than men (Phan et al., 2002a, b).

You need to decide what is more important, what is less important, to establish a hierarchy of pieces of information.

"When frogs and toads and salamanders invade an area where a similar species exists, they are more, not less, likely to establish themselves".

As Steve Max, a New Yorker who joined the organization in the early 60's, puts it, the goal was nothing less than to establish "fraternity and honesty in human relations" and to allow individuals "to share in social decisions".