Sentence examples for firing less from inspiring English sources

It is this: New York police officers are firing less often at civilians -- black, white, brown or any other shade -- than at any point in recent history.

An officer standing on the freeway overpass was seen firing less-than-lethal rounds from a shotgun toward protesters on the street below, but Hill said he'd received no reports of officers deploying projectiles.

Public workers quit less often and are fired less often.

Hartley was fired less than a month ago by Colorado.

The pair were fired less than a fortnight after the Jacksonville Jaguars fired Jack Del Rio.

Two more bombs were fired less than a month after the return of the Lucky Dragon.

Pasqualoni was fired, less than three years after taking the job.

Mr. Lilley, the former Baylor president, was fired less than three years after he was hired.

Although the center's acting director, Marc Hollander, and a visiting federal official both promised that there would be no retaliation, Mr. McKoy was fired less than an hour later, then briefly reinstated and fired again the next day, Mrs. Clinton said.

This lack of heterogeneity could be due to the fact that outside of South Dakota and Alaska, every state fired less than four percent of teachers for poor performance.

For this reason, the Land Cruiser's brakes sense a variety of forces, including suspension rebound, and will fire less frequently as conditions merit.