Sentence examples similar to less hands-on service from inspiring English sources

By its nature, the role of a pharmacist across a consortium or region would be less hands-on than one placed within a single service.

Perhaps English parents will be less hands-on than Turkish ones, but I doubt it.

This doesn't necessarily mean being less hands-on, but it does mean being less directive.

For low complexity clothing — outerwear, knit caps, gloves — these items certainly required hands-on service.

Because it is a hands-on service, I limit the number of assignments that I take.

It is just that the content is larger and less hands-on than originally specified.

Already then, it seems likely Flower will be playing a less hands-on role.

Kids can also start local generationOn clubs, performing hands-on service projects in their communities.

• "As American society continues to become more virtual, less hands-on," Jessica DuLong writes, "I'm a salmon swimming upstream".

In a telephone interview today, Rabbi Greenberg said his leadership would be "less hands-on" than Mr. Lerman's.

That, and the fact that she had become less hands-on with the company as it got bigger.