Exemplos de uso de Ever less em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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French history is ever less heard and read abroad due to the importance- and even the hegemony- of English.
Driving it all is today's news media which contains ever less“hard news” and more celebrity gossip.
For example, Mario Monti states that the single market is increasingly necessary andyet becoming ever less popular.
It is important that the CARDS programme, for which ever less funding is available, should be given more money.
Europe finds itself in a complex and highly mobile world,which is ever more globalized and therefore ever less Eurocentric.
Our new policy is more strategic than ever, less bureaucratic and more decentralised towards partners on the ground.
Mercury, lead and radioactive waste are reducing sea-life andmaking fish ever less fit for human consumption.
These senses are directed ever less at the patient, as technology proposes to substitute them with increasingly sophisticated examinations.
We have been discussing one problem for far too long, however ever less time remains for it to be resolved.
After several years living in the same place, game becomes scarce, leading the hunters to spend more and more time andenergy to get ever less meat.
Selfishness, materialism andpride make man ever less free and society ever less open to the demands of brotherhood.
The contribution of Catholic intellectuals hence shows itself in the tendency to contribute to making society ever less unjust, here and elsewhere;
Attention', Ratzinger continues in his book,‘is ever less directed to God and what the people who meet here do is ever more important.
It has morphed into something less innocent and more derivative than it used to be,something the noncultist is ever less likely to enjoy.
Such a division is ever less acceptable, particularly since the 40 million who left poverty during the Lula years got a taste of a different sort of quality of life.
Today, and closing the circle of the history of the«work of art»,that status depends, ever less, on a consensus around its universal relevance.
During the last decades hunting became an ever less producing activity because of competition with the whites for hunting areas and the spatial limitations of Indigenous Lands.
Nevertheless, I was a believer: in my nightshirt, kneeling on the bed, with hands joined, I said prayers every day, butI thought of the good God ever less often»11.
Hence the diminution of experimentation on animals, which has progressively been made ever less necessary, corresponds to the plan and well-being of all creation.
Still tweaking the ever less technical and mechanistic sense, arduous striving in 2001, through the CNE Curriculum Guidelines, redefines another graduation proposal fundamentally comprehensive for the speech therapist.
I note, however,that Intergovernmental Conferences are taking ever longer to decide ever less, proving that a long time spent cooking does not guarantee a good meal.
There were no brothers or sisters for many centuries, thus while leaving a fond and glorious memory, they may not be in the future(it is an extreme hypothesis) or, at least,have ever less weight and influence.
Over the centuries, however,relations among men have been ever less inspired by mutual understanding and shared purposes, and unfortunately quarrels and divisions weigh heavily.
We know that in future, the price we pay for oil andgas will only increase, for these resources are becoming ever less accessible and ever more expensive to extract.
There is in fact known that within the leonine walls are ever less prelates at risk of prostate diseases, missing, not a few of them, of the raw material necessary and essential in order to ill: the male attributes.
It is not acceptable for consumers to bear theconsequences of higher prices, for producers to receive ever less money and for distributors to make ever greater profits.
How does one change a world in which the five hundred richest individuals have an income equalling that of the 40 poorest countries or that of 416 million people, andwhere ecological collapse is an ever less remote possibility?
The method that permits us to know ever more deeply the rational structures of matter makes us ever less capable of perceiving the source of this rationality, creative Reason.
Madam President, Mr Prodi, almost everyone who has spoken has asked- as you yourself have also done- why the EU's image is not what we expect, andwhy people have ever less faith in it?
I believe that we should seriously contemplate a basic level of provision,as there is ever less work, and the gap between those who have work and those who do not is getting greater.