Sentence examples for less fierce than from inspiring English sources

In fact, the British contingent is famously less fierce than most.

As it turns out, Oedipal undercurrents are, if anything, less fierce than usual in this "Hamlet".

Many will die.Long-range forecasts suggest that this winter may be somewhat less fierce than last year's.

Yesterday's fighting was less fierce than in past days, but the coming days could witness a conclusive battle for Abidjan.

Until this year's high-tech downturn, the war for talent at Indian software houses was no less fierce than in the United States.

This, too, should not be overstated: Mr Obama quickly had to toughen up his rhetoric on Russia back in August, and Mr McCain's presidential bite would surely be less fierce than his candidate's bark.

With those changes, we reckon Greece would need to cut its primary budget deficit (ie, excluding interest costs) by 12 percentage points to cap its debt burden a slightly less fierce adjustment than in our first simulation.

The moment came during their third and final debate — a less fierce encounter than their two previous ones — when the moderator, Marcia Kramer of CBS2, asked each candidate during a lightning round to sing "even a few bars" of his favorite song.

Their stacks of bird and bear heads are noticeably less fierce and focused than those of their three unpainted neighbors in the case, one with eyes of inlaid abalone shell.

Now they somehow seemed less fierce.

At full-time, the jeers were less fierce.