Sentence examples for is thought less from inspiring English sources

An assisted witness is required to answer prosecutors' questions with a lawyer present, but is thought less likely to ultimately face charges.

Unicef officials said children's welfare was secondary to profits and it is thought less than one-third of income goes on child care.

(Cox-2 drugs are thought less likely to cause stomach bleeding).

Only in Japan could this be thought less risky than having a compassionate Filipina drop by for a chat.

Catherine Breillat's "live sex" movie "Romance" was thought less shocking in France than a screen kiss might be in India.

Ironically, while compiling this list, we encounter the first experience at Diva that could genuinely be thought less than ideal.

Indiana, Mississippi and Oklahoma each lost a vote, though the losses were thought less crucial since those states regularly vote Republican.

Many vocational exams taken instead are thought less demanding, but count for up to four GCSEs in league tables.

Other cytokines such as IL-2 and IL-15 have long been thought less important for the homeostasis of naive CD4+ T cells (Rochman et al., 2009).

The reasons behind this are not known; it may be that leaner individuals are thought less at risk for T2DM, leading to a delay in diagnosis and consequently more advanced disease at diagnosis or a more aggressive phenotype.

They formed a group which was thought less likely to have an underlying physical cause, which was more disabled, more difficult to treat and caused more work for the neurologist.