Sentence examples for as less forthcoming from inspiring English sources

A personal quality of openness might create participant bias, as less forthcoming patients might be less likely to be diagnosed with depression, and even when diagnosed might be less likely to be willing to participate in research about depression.

But support of this sort will be less forthcoming as September 11th recedes and America stretches its definition of the war against terrorism.

In her ruling Thursday, Judge Cedarbaum said potential jurors might be less forthcoming as they answered lawyers' questions if they knew reporters were present.

As their veins become less forthcoming, junkies, old-timers who have been shooting for years, are known to look for a place to hit anywhere -- between their toes, in their groins.

About the murders, or "tragedy" as he called it, Longo was less forthcoming.

As expected, smaller U.S. corporations are even less forthcoming, with only one out of ten companies in the Russell 1000 providing a fairly comprehensive report on these issues.

As for where those money-making models might emerge, Ms Baker is less forthcoming: "I don't have much to say on that one".

The Polish authorities are far less forthcoming than the airport staff, whose testimony is seen as some of the most significant since allegations about the CIA flights were first published in the Guardian last year.

According to the business plans submitted to Congress by General Motors and Ford as part of their appeal for federal help (Chrysler has been far less forthcoming) both companies appear fully capable of meeting, if not exceeding, the California standards.

Others have been less forthcoming.

Policy proposals were less forthcoming.