Sentence examples for more endorsed from inspiring English sources

In this edition: a lot of Herman Cain and overly confident punditry, some crowded estimates and two more endorsed ideas about newspaper endorsements.

I didn't put it in quotes because he more endorsed it than straight up said it was happening, but I think we all know that if the big guy sees it happening, it's probably happening sometime soon.

More endorse the removal of mandatory celibacy in the male priesthood.

Accepting the rebate no more endorses the tax code -- always an imperfect and often an infuriating thing -- than does paying your taxes in the first place.

Fear might be the only factor that could produce a Yes vote if Enda Kenny's nightmare became a reality on Friday and Ireland had to once more endorse a fresh EU treaty.

Interestingly, all of the items, whether of a more clinical or personal nature, were more strongly endorsed by British respondents.

In general, younger participants more frequently endorsed smoking and unhealthy drinking, but were more likely to be active.

Table 2 shows that the items concerning relational verbal aggressive behavior were more easily endorsed by girls, while physical aggressive behavior was more easily endorsed by boys.

That is, participants in the negative training group more frequently chose negative interpretations, whereas participants in the positive training group more often endorsed positive interpretations.

Our prediction is that biological explanations are more strongly endorsed in the abstract than in the concrete, and that psychological explanations of behavior are more strongly endorsed in concrete cases than in the abstract.

Although a single item (item 8) was more easily endorsed by the oldest patients no differential item functioning was found for gender and perhaps more importantly treatment aim.