Sentence examples for be less fierce than from inspiring English sources

This, too, should not be overstated: Mr Obama quickly had to toughen up his rhetoric on Russia back in August, and Mr McCain's presidential bite would surely be less fierce than his candidate's bark.

Yesterday's fighting was less fierce than in past days, but the coming days could witness a conclusive battle for Abidjan.

Though tropical storm Jeanne was less fierce than the preceding Atlantic hurricanes, it killed far more people: in hapless Haiti, more than 1,000 died and another 1,000 were missing after heavy rains last weekend triggered mudslides and flash floods.

Rather as America and the Soviet Union vied for influence through economic and military aid, the BRICs do now (though their competition is less fierce than the cold-war version).Even where BRIC countries agree in general, they often disagree in detail.

Though Trump mysteriously wants the Cubans to pay for that too, at least his opposition to Obama's executive actions toward rapprochement with Havana is less fierce than his promise to rip up the nuclear treaty with Iran and recommence sanction negotiations there – with or without international allies.

The company also chose vertical markets food and agriculture, for example–in which competition has been less fierce than in verticals like finance or technology.

Elsewhere, there is likely to be less fierce competition for rights, and so less money for the clubs.

At full-time, the jeers were less fierce.

In Green Bay it's less fierce but just as daunting.

Now, the competition is less fierce and everyone is taking longer to evaluate business plans.

This is best done in spring or autumn, when the weather is less fierce in temperature extremes.