Sentence examples for referring less from inspiring English sources

According to Varoufakis, the President was referring less to austerity's unpleasantness than to its ineffectiveness.

"My girlfriend at the time started to hate my last place," he said, referring less to the shrinking living area than to the stuff that was displacing it.

Two-thirds of PCPs reported referring less than a quarter of their patients with diabetes to specialists; reasons for referral included complications with insulin therapy and use of advanced treatment strategies.

They published their findings in a paper called "Detecting Deceptive Discussions in Conference Calls".Deceptive bosses, it transpires, tend to make more references to general knowledge ("as you know…"), and refer less to shareholder value (perhaps to minimise the risk of a lawsuit, the authors hypothesise).

Élitism, still flagrant, referred less to who applied than to who got in.

He started emphasizing the fiscal discipline of his agenda and referred less to what he would do for working families.

(After a few years, the adjective seemed to refer less to his age than to his stature; perhaps that's why it was retired).

[C5.] Gore Muddles His Economic Ideas Since the political conventions, Vice President Al Gore has emphasized the fiscal discipline of his agenda and referred less to programs for working families, confusing his message in the process.

Yes, we can hold more patients and refer less, but as I have said before, only if we have easy access to community physiotherapists, falls nurses, counsellors, community psychiatric nurses, and many more who are integral to what we provide.

"How do we apply this hallowed text to the 21st century?" Rabbi Grossman was among those who had successfully advocated that the new text refer less frequently to God as "he".

They talk about choice and competition and increased patient expectations at the same time as they tell the service they need to cut costs and refer less and prescribe less.