Sentence examples for less considerate than from inspiring English sources

The real-estate agent was not unethical -- what she sent out was, as you note, public information -- but she was certainly less considerate than she might have been.

Inspection of the cell means showed that when wearing revealing dress (({bar{text{x}}}) = 4.61), the costumed women were rated as less considerate than when wearing non-revealing dress (({bar{text{x}}}) = 5.20).

If not, in the view of western diplomats it will be up to Turkey's new prime minister to arm-twist Mr Denktash.Turkey's next government may be less considerate of Mr Denktash than Bulent Ecevit, the current prime minister, has been; he is an old friend, and it was he who ordered in the Turkish troops in 1974.

Although 64% of people polled said they considered themselves "very courteous" while using a cell phone, 80% of respondents said that others are less considerate when using cell phones than they were five years ago.

Some of my less considerate friends deliberately gave some of the game away in a series of Weissbier-induced 'why the show is worse than the books' rants.

The streets are more dirty, they say, and people ruder and less considerate.

The longer she lives alone, she said, the less flexible she becomes — and the less considerate of others' needs.

The Prussians, had they caught him, would have been still less considerate of the great man's dignity.

But when it comes to fashion, we are less considerate.

You have to remember there are 3000 other "less than considerate" passengers on the same ship as you, sharing the same amenities as you and trying to do the same things you are without falling over each other.

Rachel: I think he is more considerate than I am.