Sentence examples for urged less from inspiring English sources

Although he urged less violent tactics to establish Al Qaeda's goals in Iraq, Mr. Zawahiri reiterated the disdain previously voiced by the Sunni-dominated terrorist organization against Shiites.

By the early 1980s, stations specializing in what had been known as free-form radio were bringing in business consultants who urged less variety in records and more control over the disc jockeys.

Working with a few iconoclastic surgeons, feminist women -- such as journalist and breast cancer patient Rose Kushner -- questioned the science behind radical surgery and urged less-aggressive operations.

National guidelines are urging less frequent screening for breast and cervical cancer.

For days now, I've seen them urging less courageous men on.

Those urging less strictness point out that school violence is down by 30percentt in the last decade, that students are still more likely to be hit by lightning than to be killed in school.

Even her advisers acknowledge the awkwardness of a woman with double Harvard degrees, dual stock riches (from Facebook and Google, where she also worked), a 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot houseurging less fortunand women to look inward and work harder.

Spurred by an SFMS-initiated policy adopted by the American Medical Association urging less use of antibiotics in agriculture, the assembled group developed strategy to move such policy forward.

These and other dramatic and heartening rises of whole peoples came from doing things that were often directly the opposite of what is being urged upon less fortunate groups in the United States today.

A person who consumes five liters of water per day, for example, may have to pee 10 times, Women's Health & Fitness explains, while someone who drinks less should have the urge less often.

Over several weeks or months, you may find you are able to wait much longer and feel the urge less often.