Sentence examples for embracing less from inspiring English sources

Courts embracing less effective LRAs are not making mistakes, but engaged in benefit-cost analysis.

On "Loud City Song," Holter's work feels more contemporary by embracing less contemporary methods.

According to a recent analysis by the Washington-based Center for ChiLawen's Landand Policy, the county achieved its improvements by retraining its staff, improving mental health services and embracing less violent systems of crisis management.

Kierkegaard argues, however, that the life we are looking for can be found embracing less, not more.

Abortion opponents predicted that the administration would soon embrace less restrictive stem cell policies.

In 2008, in "Comeback: Conservatism That Can Win Again," he urged Republicans to embrace less rigid, more centrist positions on the environment, social issues, economics, and other matters as a way back to power.

But even Democratic candidates like Mr. Yokoyama admit that they are being embraced less for their policies than for the simple fact that voters want somebody — anybody — other than the incumbents.

He cites the popularity of the "Sopranos"' lead character, Tony Soprano, as proof that viewers will embrace less than saintly protagonists".The man is a gangster but he's also a nice guy.

Seven composers were represented, and if their works shared certain characteristics — rhythmic complication, post-tonal harmonies and an aversion to Minimalist techniques — each score embraced less severe influences as well.

To that point, Briggs says that she and her coworkers also embrace less formal programs to help recognize and reward each other, such as their so-called "birthday angel" program where people anonymously give birthday gifts to each other.

Plants could be made more efficient while authorities could replace freshwater with seawater to cool systems and embrace less water-intensive fuel sources such as natural gas.