Sentence examples for describes a less from inspiring English sources

Where Suskind sees a president "systematically undermined or hedged" by aides more loyal to Wall Street than to their elected boss, Scheiber describes a less malign White House team weighing solutions that differ in subtle degree, not basic ideology.

The present paper describes a less time-consuming and eco-friendly method for the synthesis of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) using an aqueous solution of silver nitrate and Amaranthus gangeticus Linn (Chinese spinach) leaf extract.

"I'd like to make movies for a while," he said, before describing a less likely scenario.

In this paper, we describe a less costly, novel technique to enhance the quality and rapidity of geologic trench documentation.

Two years ago "Thank You for Stopping" by Jack Handey described a less genteel etiquette problem: what to do upon finding the author unconscious by the side of a road.

Generally, however, the word is used to describe a less superficial procedure, the introduction of agents into the body to ensure preservation.

Though the Afghan commanders were swift to announce victory, the Pentagon described a less certain situation, with Gen. Tommy R. Franks, commander of the American military operation, saying it is "going to be a while" before Tora Bora is under control.

There are so many different aspects of Baum's life to explore that his writing gifts and his complicated publishing career don't have the automatic stature that they might in describing a less frenetic, more literal-minded writer.

The application of spices and perfumed unguents to minimize putrefaction was so common a practice that the English word embalming had as its original meaning "to put on balm". Generally, however, the word is used to describe a less superficial procedure, the introduction of agents into the body to ensure preservation.

Can you include another adjective that makes your content describe a less general situation?

In this section of the article, we describe a less formal approach to CRM, in the style and framework of BISH.