Sentence examples for be less aggressive than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green has already signaled that he would be less aggressive than Mr. Giuliani was in going after nightclubs.

The American Jalouse, edited in New York, will be "less aggressive" than its French cousin, said Stephen Todd, its editor.

In doing so, she said, Mr. Feeney is counting on these Democrats to be less aggressive than those who come from Gore strongholds.

But the Bush administration, committed to reducing government regulation, is expected to be less aggressive than the Clinton administration in pursuing antitrust cases.

"Bush isn't as extreme as the ideologues in his party and wouldn't throw out all antitrust laws, although he would clearly be less aggressive than a Gore administration," said Gene Kimmelman, co-director of the Washington office of Consumers Union.

Several people familiar with the F.T.C.'s thinking told me that the commission's members reviewed the bureau of competition's report in conjunction with one from the bureau of economics, which studies the business and economic context for alleged violations and tends to be less aggressive than the bureau of competition in interpreting corporate behavior as violating antitrust law.

Strickler doesn't believe that what Chicagoans have been seeing are harbingers of bad things to come: "These beings are less aggressive than the one in Point Pleasant, for the most part.

Thirty-two of these mutants exhibited increased aggression, while 27 lines were less aggressive than the control.

The guards at checkpoints were less aggressive than before.

QI is enjoyable for him because it is less aggressive than the other male-dominated formats.

He was less aggressive than his son has been in pressing forward on an agenda.