Sentence examples for protested less from inspiring English sources

They note that Peru protested less vehemently when Argentina, its alleged ally, sold arms to Ecuador during the war.

"If they worked more, they would protest less," he said.

Professor Kennedy saw another reason that today's young workers and young people were protesting less than in decades past.

"It wasn't really a real demonstration," said Sherry Kirschenbaum, a spokeswoman for the Jewish Theological Seminary, where five adults and one child protested for less than two hours on Saturday.

Their numbers were far smaller, and the protests less deadly than a day earlier, when at least 16 protesters were killed across the country.

While this statistical relationships lends support to the interpretation that migrants from former colonies protest less often along group boundaries because they form alliances with natives, it goes against the expectation typically made by POS theory that postcolonial migrants would protest more because of their better political opportunities relative to other migrants.

Sorkin protests far less.

The new minister-president there, Patrick Dewael, protests much less than did his predecessor, Luc van den Brande.

Trump goes to such enormous lengths to deny obvious realities -- his inaugural did not draw as well as the opposition protests, much less his predecessor Barack Obama's festivities (or as well as I expected).

Last week, more than 100 students protested against the less-than-lethal weapons' presence in their school by walking out of class.

Those protesting have been less concerned with getting a new cabinet than with getting some meaningful political reforms.