Sentence examples for upon less from inspiring English sources

There are no A-levels that are are looked upon less favourably at Staffordshire University.

Bin Laden's killing, understandably, galvanized Americans, but the raid's meanings in Pakistan have been remarked upon less often.

At the University of Westminster there are no subjects that are looked upon less favourably as we take all A-level subjects into account.

In fact I found that some behaviour that may have resulted in exclusions elsewhere, though still frowned upon, less action taken than in other schools I've worked in.

What A-level subjects are looked upon less favourably – eg would taking general studies and/or other particular subjects damage a student's opportunity of winning a place?

www2.warwick.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/apply/entry What A-level subjects are looked upon less favourably – eg would taking general studies and/or other particular subjects damage a student's opportunity of winning a place?

But better value will depend as much on doing more of what's good as it will upon doing less of what's bad.

Furthermore, the prospect of racecourses relying upon less-popular big-priced winners to maximise profits from their in-house betting operations would be highly undesirable.

Often it takes a rare injustice perpetrated against a privileged young person for our society to recognize the common injustices we visit every day upon less-privileged minorities.

The best I've tried in ages is Bare Minerals Bare Skin Serum Concealerr (£17.38), a deceptively light, thin texture that adheres to corrector very well (I find cream-upon-cream less successful).

They look upon any less fundamental achievement as "an engineering problem," dull but necessary grunt work.