The phrase "agreeable less" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a comparison or a degree of agreeableness, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The proposal was agreeable less than I had anticipated, leading to further discussions."
Alternatives: "less agreeable" or "not as agreeable".
Rorty had a knack for making everything that is difficult in philosophy seem easier, more agreeable, less of a big deal.
Specifically the 39 graduates who participated were less agreeable, less conscientious, more aloof and less empathetic.
There are three direct paths to the factor which are the same as those found in the multiple regression described in Supplementary table 5 of Additional File 1. Participants who said it was important to help others were more agreeable, less extravert, and were less likely to come from an ethnic minority.
They were more extroverted, more agreeable and less neurotic than their unhappy or somewhat happy peers.
And a series of experiments from 2012 showed that men who thought of themselves as agreeable made less money than men who were not agreeable.
"Be agreeable, take less stress off of her cause by her being an African black woman, infant mortality rates is high, and if you put all this stress on her, it's putting stress on the baby".
Given that the 40 minute structured interview that the graduates undertake is, in part, designed to select individuals who are agreeable, conscientious, less aloof and more empathetic we are concerned by the potential significance of this finding.
Men who are significantly less agreeable than average earn 18.3percentt more than men who are significantly more agreeable than average.
Mr Brown may then find the electoral outlook less agreeable.
What he said to others was less agreeable.
The other piece of scene-setting was less agreeable.
