Sentence examples for have been less forthright from inspiring English sources
Others have been less forthright.
That these governments have been able to tackle the squeamish issue of prostitution is to their credit, although they have been less forthright in addressing the equally sensitive question of injecting drug use.
Even Japan, although it put its name to a strong condemnation of Russia by the G7 group of rich countries, has been less forthright outside that forum, and sought to avoid imposing sanctions.
The expert who brought the Guidant problem to light, Dr. Robert Hauser, a heart specialist in Minnesota, has also raised concerns about the St . Judewires, adding that he believes that its executives have been less than forthright.
"We believe the company has been less than forthright in giving investors adequate information regarding recent investigations," Standard & Poor's said.
He has been less than forthright about why, after pledging to end America's costly war in Iraq, he believed a return to battle there was necessary.
"We believe that United Rentals has been less than forthright in its legal filings and its communications concerning those filings," Cerberus said in a statement yesterday.
Two weeks ago, Ms. Quinn was facing her first major public embarrassment: the disclosure that she had not known, or had been less than forthright, about the strange way the Council handled its discretionary funds.
The director of Australia's orthopedic database said he believed that DePuy had been less than forthright about the A.S.R. Data in that country, he said, showed that in 2008 the A.S.R. was failing early at a rate higher than some competing devices.
