Sentence examples for interacting less from inspiring English sources
The findings carry unsettling implications for race relations in a nation that, while more racially and ethnically diverse than ever, still has several major urban areas where white and black children are interacting less frequently.
White, a prickly presence with wondrous comic timing, has drifted from her early thrilling performances to ones that lean a bit heavily on shtick, interacting less with her costars than with her own sense of herself.
Given sufficient abundance of target host, the benefits of specialization, which increase the parasite's efficiency in acquiring resources from the most abundant host, outweigh the disadvantages of interacting less well with other non-specific potential hosts [ 4].
Some women felt that they were interacting less with police as long as they solicited clients in two separate areas of the city that function as de facto sex work tolerance zones.
Another study (Gorka et al. 2013), using the same study sample and design, found that drinking alcohol reduced the connectivity between the amygdala and orbitofrontal cortex, suggesting that the regulatory part of the brain is interacting less with the amygdala during the processing of socioemotional stimuli under the influence of alcohol.
For example, Spence et al. [ 38] documented those children aged 7 14 years with social anxiety disorder seldom initialized social interactions, interacted less with others, and gave short answers.
In areas dominated by concrete, people interacted less.
Therefore, they interact less with the biological molecules around them," Dai said.
In the UK, counter-speech pages have more contributors, but they interact less frequently than contributors to populist rightwing pages".
Children in these more redeveloped sections of the city also interact less with nature and appreciate history less.
Because you interact less well with me as a neighbour, when you go to work we can see you are more likely to interact negatively with someone else.
