Sentence examples for battle less from inspiring English sources
Known as Dr. No, Mr. Coburn, a family practice physician, views legislative battle less in terms of Republicans versus Democrats than as a matter of yes versus no.
Though there may be greater partisanship in Washington today, politics is treated by many in the political class as a battle less of ideology than of methodology, of pure technique.
In the years since, restrictive campus speech codes have been widely repealed, which is why modern free-speech advocates are often left to battle less draconian forms of censorship, like cancelled commencement addresses.
It had been uncertain whether the Supreme Court would enter into another wrenching state electoral battle less than two years after it intervened in the Florida vote and decided the presidential election.
Georgia's downstream farmers also want to ensure an adequate supply for irrigation making this battle less between Georgia on one side and Florida and Alabama on the other than Georgia, Florida and Alabama versus metro Atlanta.For much of the past 20 years metro Atlanta had little reason to alter its water habits.
At dawn both armies lined up for battle less than a mile apart.
But Ms. Shemy looks to be moving into more enigmatic territory, orchestrating these battles less firmly and letting dreamy pockets open up within the sometimes brutal action.
In the main exhibit, there was footage from urban battles less than 20 years ago -- stout soldiers on horseback in the main squares of Pretoria, dead bodies, bombs, and then the startling turnover from white rule to a black president just out of prison.
Freeland says that it's probably going to be more battling, less coming together.
Magic points (MP), which had been a part of the battle system in previous Final Fantasy titles, were removed in the game's battle system as Tsuchida and the other designers felt that it gave players an incentive to not use their most powerful magic attacks due to the MP cost, in turn making battles less interesting.
Even before the senatorial election, the rival factions in the Ohio Republican Party were battling less than usual, but it was not until the day of the senatorial election that McKinley and Foraker reached a definite understanding for peace during the 1896 campaign.
