Sentence examples for promote less from inspiring English sources

Despite periodic government efforts to promote less wasteful practices, irrigation water still flows largely through dirt channels often choked with weeds.

Furthermore, isn't it very strange how a group can promote less government, and at the same time promote more government to control women's private lives?

So could cycling, which Alakula admits the city hasn't done enough to promote: "less than 1% of people make their journey by bike, which basically means that cycle commuting doesn't exist," he says.

Touring and promoting is more and more important as publishers fire more and more staff, promote less and less effectively and allow sales incomes to be slashed by heavy discounting.

Kieron Sharp, director general of the Federation Against Copyright Theft, added: "Google claims to have taken steps to make infringing websites and the pirated content they promote less accessible, yet it seems that its search engine is still promoting these sites which are often making money from advertising or other payment mechanisms".

The independent National Day of Prayer Task Force was began in 1973 to promote less ecumenical, specifically evangelical Protestant spirituality, eventually growing to include events around the country and a three-hour concert broadcast Thursday night along with a replay of the president's remarks.

Snapchat Inc. downplayed a popular feature Tuesday as it attempts to better promote less-watched content from the likes of ESPN, BuzzFeed and Cosmo.

Due to the exploratory nature of this research, open-ended questions were also included to promote less-restricted responses and provide a richer explanation of issues raised by respondents.

Promotion tournaments sound sensible: Good workers are promoted; less capable workers are not.

They are also promoting less expensive locations in downtown Brooklyn and Long Island City as alternatives to New Jersey and Connecticut.

Mr. Pollan is right when he says that agribusiness promotes less nutritious foods and ignores the effect those foods have on consumers' health.