Sentence examples for less unanimously from inspiring English sources
Although her inheritance remains uncertain, the United States Supreme Court (no less) unanimously ruled that she could pursue her case in federal court.
On Tuesday, Research in Motion unveiled prototypes of the BlackBerry 10 phone and operating system a product more or less unanimously considered to be the company's last chance (if that moment hasn't already passed).
It claims that the Government has made a half promise to engage in an action to which public opinion here is more or less unanimously opposed, that the half promise was kept in the dark until Parliament had left for its holiday.
In the 1950s, a substantial reassessment and re-editing of the works began, his finest artistry and greatest depth now being discovered in the later novels Bleak House, Little Dorrit, and Great Expectations and (less unanimously) in Hard Times and Our Mutual Friend.
In contrast, depressive symptoms are less unanimously defined as mental illness, and current stress plays here a dominant causal role.
Don't Look Now was less than unanimously admired, and the same went for Apocalypse Now; the cold majesty of The Shining took years to be appreciated.
On the flip side, tea party members are less than unanimously pleased with the GOP; while 55percentt of members view the Republican Party favorably, 43percentt of them view it unfavorably.
(Burwell was, however, confirmed for her current job unanimously, less than a year ago, making any Republican revelations about her character less credible).
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee passed the bill unanimously, less than two weeks after its House counterpart approved a similar measure.
The protests had little effect on council members, who approved the measure in less than a minute, unanimously and with no debate.
The UN Security Council voted unanimously, with less than hour to spare, to endorse a Russian and American-brokered cessation of hostilities deal in Syria.
