Sentence examples for members with less from inspiring English sources

If the gender balance of directors on UK films is to change, then crew members with less status and power need support too.

"This has created a huge need to engage team members with less technical skill-sets in integrating all these applications.

These domains were clustered on the basis of sequence similarities into 33,879 domain families containing at least two members with less than 40% sequence identity.

Then, aiming at enlarging the number of members retrieved for the other strata having less groups of interest (E2, E3, E5, E6 and E8), a search filter was added (members with at least 10 years of professional experience/ members with less than 10 years of professional experience) and allowed to potentially retrieve 1400 members from each group of interest composing such strata.

Board members with less cash at stake in their board jobs, on the other hand, can presumably afford to be bolder with their legal assignment, which is to make demands on the chief executive and fire him if he doesn't deliver.

So while John McCain talks a good game about military families and his concern for Walter Reed, it says a bit more that he's opted to have his own care conducted at Bethesda Naval Medical Center and by a private personal physician at the Mayo Clinic -- something that troops and family members with less clout and cash aren't able to do.

Here, the species-specific expansions were denoted as young duplications occurring only in one species, while other species comprised ≤ 1 member or > 2 members but with less than 90% identity between paralogs.

He was elected overwhelmingly by party members, but with less enthusiasm by his Commons colleagues.

said, unions organized 400,000 new members, compared with less than 100,000 in 1995, the year Mr. Sweeney became the federation's president.

Some countries arrive at their choice by polling an Academy-like professional organization with hundreds or thousands of members; countries with less robust film industries might have more ad-hoc groups, sometimes with as few as a dozen voters.

Comparison demonstrates that the dynamic finite element limit analysis can predict the crashworthiness of structural members effectively with less effort and computing time than the commercial code compared.