Sentence examples for members far less from inspiring English sources

Mr Boehner a Republican who actually controls one chamber of Congress, unlike Mr McConnell has ruled out more one-on-one talks with Mr Obama, amid serial rebellions by members far less frightened of him than of primary challenges by conservative voters.Even Mr Biden's gun-control task-force risks not changing much.

There are fewer donors and audience members, less press attention and costs of marketing are so much higher since potential audience members are far less concentrated.

Accepting blacks as members proved far less controversial than admitting women, which the club did in the mid-1970s.

As Mel looks back, other family members seem far less blameless, but the heartbreak of "Swing Low" is that Mel always blames himself.

But Republican panel members seemed far less agitated by Hicks's reluctance to answer questions than they were by Bannon's.

According to Ennis Knupp, DC members are far less likely to use low-cost index-tracking funds than DB plans are; that alone may result in higher costs of more than half a percentage point a year.

The EU's new Nordic members are far less inclined than the Mediterraneans are—or were to see high political office as a chance to dole out the patronage and delegate the detailed stuff.

After dozens of frustrating meetings with White House officials over the past year, including one with Obama, a number of angry labor officials say their members are far less likely to campaign and turn out for Democratic candidates in the midterm elections.

And with Republicans nationwide facing an inhospitable political climate, House members are far less motivated by party discipline than by what they believe it will take to get re-elected.

So the EU's plans in the early years to subsidise the new members' farmers far less than those of current ones could mean that Slovene farmers would at first actually be worse off than now.Doubts about the EU are more than equalled by doubts about NATO.

That vision, as the prime minister said in Unions Today magazine, should be "far more focused on the individual needs of union members and far less on what used to be the playing out of political roles, which often did a lot of damage".