Sentence examples for less exacting than from inspiring English sources
The zoning restrictions were less exacting than they were in the city center, so it would be possible to build much higher.
The large-scale printer employs metal powders that are bonded upon application, ones which are much less exacting than the requirements for laser printers, where materials can cost almost 20 times more.
But there is no reason to expect that people hoping to make money would be any less exacting than those giving it away.
Dr. Salmon's view was thus less exacting than the approach of Dr. Hempel, who died in 1997 at 92, in that it accepted a lower probability of cause leading to effect.
If this is right, therefore, the disagreement between realists and antirealists, in at least some areas, must concern the truth or objectivity of the problematic statements in a more substantial sense, but one which is still less exacting than that of the metaphysical realist characterized by Putnam and Dummett.
Over all, the office suggests the workspace of someone who, in a more psychologized realm than the West Wing of the White House and with a less exacting job than that of the President's chief of staff, might be cited for "control issues".
Poor countries might be induced to take on targets of some sort, albeit of a less exacting sort than the straight emissions cuts faced by rich countries.
Britain would be free to set itself a less exacting target for green-power generation than it is bound to under the EU's renewable-energy directive.
In Mr. McVicar's hands, "Il Trovatore" thus has a chance to emerge as the drama Verdi intended rather than as the succession of magnificent melodies less exacting interpreters settle for.
An inspector calls Rocket Man Reprints Related items Buttonwood: Mutiny in the ranksFeb 8th 2007 The stockpotJan 18th 2007In a study of 100 firms that have reported, Mr Hodgson found that the perks given to chief executives, though relatively small, were much higher than those reported last year under the old, less exacting, disclosure rules.
His circumstances evoke a fate that Dante might plausibly have inflicted on a junior member of the damned in one of the less exacting circles of hell".
