Sentence examples for less forensic from inspiring English sources

Respite from that hard-to-endure present came in her no less forensic and determined untangling of the past.

In other words, as the degree of control of the CSCs decreases, less forensic data is available for CSCs.

But the heavy suggestion is that a rather less forensic examination of the Zano promotional video — by someone skilled in video post-production techniques, say — would have quickly raised suspicions about the veracity of the footage.

It was seen as having little relevance to penal policy and less to forensic aspects of criminal justice.

The referendum has shown that the active ingredient to prompting the political class to address a thorny issue is less about forensic analysis – "project fact" – than the mobilisation of public rage.

Expect less a forensic examination of the actions of the WSPU in the years before the First World War and more a pastiche of Edwardian society weary – at all levels – of the women enduring brutal injustice to obtain the basic right to vote.

As a result intelligence gathering is sometimes held to a less strict forensic standard.

Or in other, less classy forensics laboratories, some of which have indeed been in trouble for sloppiness or worse before?

Mr. Mohan said Mr. Singh's death would have "no impact," as the statements of the bus driver carry less weight than forensic evidence or the statement of other witnesses to the crime.

Obama's friends from his days as a community organizer on Chicago's South Side and his first campaigns in the city concentrated less on his forensic shortcomings; they were more frustrated with what they saw as Romney's capacity to get away with inconsistencies and worse.

They had let the committee have their 90 minutes' grandstanding – without the presence of rotty-in-chief Stephen Phillips, who was abroad, the questioning was less focused and forensic – as it was they were keen to get back to their day jobs of making money and not paying tax on it.