Sentence examples for far less intrusive from inspiring English sources

It is far less intrusive than the traditional C.P.A.P. machine.

But said is far less intrusive than grumbled, gasped, cautioned, lied.

The voice-over narration was far less intrusive; it actually complemented the visuals pretty effectively.

There is a peskily cute Jester, but one far less intrusive than the one in New York City Ballet's version or some Russian productions.

The Palestinian security forces are basically intact in Gaza, and the Israeli presence is far less intrusive there than it is in the West Bank.

In any case, Mr. Delavault said, the tabletop ads are far less intrusive than other forms of outdoor advertising, like billboards.

The University of Texas Anderson Cancer Centre opened a proton therapy clinic last year, which was great news for cancer sufferers, as the use of proton beams instead of normal x-rays is far less damaging and intrusive.

With all of these insights, the advertising industry is rethinking the "one-size-fits-all" marketing mentality, and shedding it in favor of something less intrusive and far more engaging and interactive customized content that doesn't interrupt the user experience, but rather creates a "must have" experience.

As Batya Ungar-Sargon reports in the Daily Beast, residents have noticed a far different NYPD, one that's less intrusive and more observational.

But the film does not explain the nature or feasibility of less intrusive alternatives, or go far into the history of invading nations that felt they had no choice but to stay, only to withdraw in retreat.

It's pretty simple really: do what your parents want you to do, as far as it is good for you, and they will be less intrusive in your life.