Sentence examples for are less intense from inspiring English sources

"And the voters who are less intense, the undecideds, are probably not watching".

The belt is much smaller, and the energies of its particles are less intense, than Saturn's main radiation belts.

Defenders will say the logic behind the deal remains sound because it took Amec towards the refining and storage end of the oil industry, where pricing pressures are less intense.

Miners exposed to high levels of diesel exhaust have three to five times the risks of lung cancer as workers in occupations where diesel exhaust exposures are less intense, according to a study by government researchers.

The running during training is now shorter, with more emphasis on explosive speed work Sessions are less intense and concentrate on possession within small-sided games as the players build up to the third match of the trip, against the MLS side Toronto FC, on Wednesday.

And it's why Fortune magazine found that of the 108 women who have appeared on its list of the top 50 most powerful women over the years, at least 20 have chosen to leave their high-powered jobs, most voluntarily, for lives that are less intense and more fulfilling.

Jamaican and American officials say that as a result, sensitivities about foreign intervention are less intense here than in Central America and Mexico, and there are fewer institutional rivalries or disagreements about when the police or the military should intervene in the fight against traffickers.

Families smother and warp as well as sustain and support, and the world of what Joel Kotkin calls "post-familialism" is a world of liberation as well as loneliness, in which Freudian tangles and Cain-and-Abel rivalries are less intense and potentially destructive, and the easier lift of "Friendsgiving" replaces the emotional burdens of family reunions.