Sentence examples for less extinguished from inspiring English sources

Ipswich's adventurous approach from the first half was more or less extinguished.

A female chimp's fertility peaks in her late 20s, and is more or less extinguished by her mid-40s.

Subsequently, Gadamer's academic influence has become largely confined to the cultural disciplines; in Germany itself, the predominant analytical tone has now more or less extinguished philosophical historicism.

Even so, says Miguel Matteo of SEADE, a government research institute, average wages in 2004 continued an 18-year slide, partly because new service jobs pay less than extinguished manufacturing ones.

Even Psychology Today has urged the public not to befriend extinguished flames because: "they are less emotionally supportive, less helpful, less trusting, and less concerned about the other person's happiness".

The composite self-extinguished in less than 2 s and had greatly reduced dripping, hence easily passing the UL-94 V0 criteria.

Pavlovian extinction substantially reduced this effect, with the extinguished reward cue eliciting less reward-seeking than the non-extinguished reward cue.

(Also eyeblinks are not extinguished; conditioned responses are extinguished).

From the obtained results it may be concluded that K loss can be effectively extinguished via appropriate doping of the less stable β-ferrite active phase of the iron-oxide catalyst.

Still, a statesman like Mark Hatfield seems less a useful role model than a political animal of a distant and extinguished age.

mfERG analysis showed: three patients (p3, p9, p10) with bilaterally extinguished traces (figure 2E, M); one patient (p7) with central and peripheral traces extinguished in one eye and microvolted central and extinguished peripheral traces in the other.