Sentence examples for less identifying from inspiring English sources

Increased online security requires less identifying information out there, not more.

"To repeat the obvious," Mr. Bailey points out, "most people don't like reading about, much less identifying with, mediocre people who evade the truth until it rolls over them".

After tensions between Muslims and other Britons grew in the wake of the bombings on July 7 , 2005 the station bowed to listener demands and began using the word "Asian" less, identifying groups as Pakistanis or Indians instead.

In Chinese, as in English, the nominal group begins by identifying, giving the location of the thing in the context of the speech event: 'this, that, the, my, your, any, some, all &c.' It then proceeds through a chain of attributes which have less and less identifying potential but which, by the same token, are more and more permanent in their assignment.

The more genetically homogeneous a population is, the less identifying information an ostensible genetic match provides, and the conclusion that a partial match indicates a direct familial genetic relationship is more likely to represent a false-positive result.

At the same time, some carriers, like Singapore Airlines, began to build brand images less identified with their country of origin than with standards of service.

They are more pragmatic, and less identified with the discredited pork-barrel politics of the pre-Chávez era.

The imperious cheekbones, Bambi eyes and plush mouth that Richard Avedon put to film betrayed an ethnicity that Hearst's white-bread readers couldn't quite put their manicured finger on, much less identify with.

Dr. Henriksson demonstrated by giving a 27-question quiz, with 16 needed to get a passing grade (roughly 60percentt): In one sentence or less, identify Winston Churchill, Otto von Bismarck, Mohandas Gandhi, Nikita Khrushchev, Benito Mussolini, Sigmund Freud, Florence Nightingale and Adam Smith.

Hall, however, is less identified with Cam than with the British-born diaspora generation who emerged in the early 1980s, for whom this earlier British black and Asian modernism was largely unknown.

It was off the field, however, that Heleno forged an identity less identified with the mind and more with another part of his body.