Sentence examples for a much less aggressive from inspiring English sources

It's a much less aggressive move than simply not responding to a message.

Although the Spanish urged that the Americans be driven back, McGillivray wisely pursued a much less aggressive course.

And, with a much less aggressive mission posture, Mr. Marottek felt that they opened themselves up to more attacks.

The food agency now uses a much less aggressive risk calculation than the E.P.A. calculation endorsed by the scientists yesterday.

Although Twitter tracks its users too — albeit in a much less aggressive way — the company has decided to take a different route.

This year officials at 1199 have taken a much less aggressive tone — perhaps due in part to a change in leadership after Dennis Rivera, the longtime head of 1199, moved up to another job within the union.

Indeed, it may be that some of the basal tumours with a better prognosis will require much less aggressive therapy and follow-up and that patients can be reassured of their long-term outlook despite being diagnosed with a grade III cancer.

The tough measures Mr. Bratton adopted to deal with street crime in American cities are a poor fit with Britain's much less aggressive traditions of policing, critics are saying.

A couple of gentle local vendors, much less aggressive than their Market counterparts, sell decorated bowls and carvings at unbelievably low prices.

In his report, Patrick offered three possible explanations: Perhaps the virus has been causing unnoticed mild illness all along; a major mutation may have rendered the SARS virus much less aggressive; or the virus may be a close relative of SARS.

But death is too often prescribed as a de facto treatment for suffering when much less aggressive possibilities exist.