Sentence examples for is less encumbered from inspiring English sources

McKaiser is a friend and protégé of Cameron's, but is less encumbered by judiciousness.

A relatively short stint as director of "vision" (the corporation's top TV job) means that he is less encumbered than others by previous decisions.

People's lives are busier, Pearson notes, while the nation is less encumbered by the sense of duty that permeated the postwar years.

Graphs and props were the stock-in-trade of last year's Perrier winner, Demetri Martin, whose new show, Spiral Bound, is less encumbered with tricks than his brilliant debut.

Sinclair has been spotlighted for injecting right-leaning coverage and commentary on national issues into its local broadcasts since well before its "fake stories" advisory became public, making it unique in the world of broadcast television, which is less encumbered by the partisanship that marks cable networks such as Fox News Channel and MSNBC.

Surely, this will lead to a more flexible marketplace that is less encumbered by regulations.

"Younger women are less encumbered than older ones.

If there's one part of the world that America would like to be less encumbered by, it's the volatile and oil-rich Middle East.

Executed in red brick with terra cotta, these are less encumbered by terra cotta ornament but repeat the dropped-cornice motif.

It would assume responsibility for the functions of the department, receive dedicated funding from the current fee structure and be less encumbered by the city's bureaucratic procedures".

And, in order to move into a modern South, whites would need to be less encumbered by the old ways: by manners, by the Christian charity and moral rectitude of colored life — the "nigger-mourning" that cut to the soul.