Sentence examples for less aggressively than from inspiring English sources

Iceland was also able to tighten fiscal policy less aggressively than the periphery.

But she did say they seemed to be responding less aggressively than in the past.

Shares of drug makers and suppliers of medical products and equipment were sold less aggressively than many other stocks in the worst of the recent declines.

Allison Brinkman, a public relations executive, also used humor to stand out from the crowd, though less aggressively than Mr. Tsujino.

In the currency markets, which remained open, the dollar lost ground against a resurgent yen after the Bank of Japan eased policy less aggressively than had been hoped for at its regular policy setting meeting.

"The new proposal is structured far less aggressively than the straight takeover hinted at on Friday," Ash Lazenby, an analyst at Liberum Capital in London, said in a research note on Monday.

Less coldly clinical in tone than Richard Dawkins, less aggressively combative than Christopher Hitchens, Grayling approaches the God debate with a gently teasing charm that could almost – but should never – be mistaken for conciliation.

But Shah Wali seemed more western than the others, less aggressively confident than Mahmoud, and more comfortable staying focused on the housing project, rather than larger political issues.

Feldman's works of the seventies were less aggressively strange than those of the fifties and sixties.

It is less precious, less purposefully fancy, less aggressively upscale than what he was putting forth at Cru, where he cooked until 2009 and which closed last year.

The "Fool Alone" with his "rannygazoo" is the anti-hero in each of us, and less aggressively gendered than Mr Punch, his obvious precursor in Harsent's work.