Sentence examples for members even less from inspiring English sources

They say it will weaken local parties, giving members even less reason to join up, and lead to bland, centrist candidates.

But those measures — which include a ban on high-capacity magazines and enhanced background checks for gun buyers — will now be considered by the full Senate, where gun rights sentiments run far deeper than in the committee, to say nothing of the House, where members are even less avid to take up new gun curbs.

Analysis of the Biphasic genes shows that this group's members have even less ARE elements in the 3′ UTR than the Late genes.

Less than half (47%; 28/59) felt equipment could be moved easily between areas by team members with even less agreement (37%; 22/59) that packaging enabled materials to be found easily.

Although effective teamwork has been consistently identified as a requirement for enhanced clinical outcomes in the provision of healthcare, there is limited knowledge of what makes health professionals effective team members, and even less information on how to develop skills for teamwork.

Members are now even less willing to pay more into the kitty.

But Prime members will pay even less – they'll only be charged $2.99 per pound and $1.99 per pound, respectively.

Orchestra members said there was even less connection with the audience during the morning dress rehearsal.

Outside of the government sector, where more than a third of employees are union members, the unions have even less sway.

At such a time, Brexit will have a profoundly destabilising impact, stirring resentment among other EU members and making it even less likely that Britain would achieve a favourable deal.

But as I have noted in several earlier posts on this blog, I do not believe that the theory can explain the compensation of corporate executives relative to other members of society — and even less so the variance in compensation levels among executives.