Sentence examples for far less aggressive from inspiring English sources

The Fed's European counterpart, the European Central Bank, has been far less aggressive in cutting rates.

Among other apes, the bonobo is a matriarchal ape and far less aggressive than patriarchal chimps.

O'Connor is far less aggressive and seems more vulnerable in person than I expected.

The implicit message was that the Trump Administration would be far less aggressive in its oversight of rogue police departments.

Intelligence officials said the event resulted in making the bureau far less aggressive in seeking information on terrorists.

Part of that difference stems from the fact that policies to offset inequalities at the starting gate face far less aggressive opposition in other advanced economies.

Murine tumours derived from long-term cell culture passage are frequently less invasive, far less metastatic and less aggressive than the same tumour maintained by animal passage only (Corbett et al, 1987).

"Today I think I am far less angry, or aggressive towards the issue, yet am unapologetic about my presence on the street," she said.

At a time when the president is confronting Iran over its nuclear enrichment program, the House vote demonstrates that he has far less latitude to take aggressive action than he might have had in the past.

Or when there was far less obesity and diabetes and less aggressive marketing to children of fast food full of fat, sugar and salt.

Aaron Finch is far less circumspect, looking to be aggressive in a pair of dot balls before launching the leggie over long-off for a six and then cutting both of the next two deliveries for boundaries to kick-start Australia's efforts.