Sentence examples for more unofficial from inspiring English sources

Their efforts were fruitful, and the following year even more unofficial participants were present.

Charities have expressed concern about the children left behind and warned that more unofficial camps will spring up.

Both speakers emphasised the need for collaboration to identify and deliver solutions whether through official working groups or more unofficial relationships.

Over the next five days, the city will play host to 52 'official' fashion shows and as many (if not more) unofficial ones.

Instead, Douby will have to settle for a more unofficial honor: best foreign player ever, a title he was given by gaining 84 percent of fans' votes in a recent online poll.

Perhaps this is why the candidates feel able to have such differing views on the subject.Mr Kim and Mr Lee both argue that it is best to prepare for reunification by allowing more unofficial contacts between the two Koreas.

But he played the more important unofficial part in back-channel talks that eventually moved to Stockholm this spring and became the main channel.

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One of the more popular unofficial saints is José de Jesús El Niño Fidencio Constantino Síntora, a man who earned a huge number of followers during the Mexican Revolution due to his gift of healing people.

Detlef was possibly no more than an "unofficial collaborator" - and unpaid stool-pigeon.

However, Den Bosch (to give the town its more tourist-friendly unofficial name) possessed not one surviving work by its most famous son.