Sentence examples for less in response from inspiring English sources

The experimenters found that single mothers worked less in response to these payments.

Greek consumers continue to make do with less, in response to three years of pay and pension cuts.

Surely people should work more, not less, in response to such bad news.Hayekians argue that after bad investments are exposed, it takes time for economies to reorganise themselves.

"The climate may be heating up less in response to greenhouse-gas emissions than was once thought," read the article's tagline.

In the series, which is based on the nonfiction book "The Corner," by David Simon and Edward Burns, Alexander does something that is rarely seen in black actors working in film or television: she plays her character less in response to what her race is supposed to represent than as a complex human being whose race is a factor...

Some of his frowns, like his conspiratorial smiles, exist less in response to others than for the benefit of private rumination, and the film has barely begun before he is quoting Hamlet, on bad dreams, in the midst of a chat with his wife, Mary Sally Fieldd).

None-the-less, in response to this criticism, we have strengthened our treatment of VCP in our Discussion section.

Cells from the BPA-treated groups released less basal LH than controls; BPA500 also released less LH in response to GnRH.

Both arose on the political fringe, more or less spontaneously, in response to the financial crisis and its economic consequences.

In contrast, cephalopod photoreceptors are made from arrays of microvilli (fingerlike projections) and depolarize (become less negative) in response to light.

TDCS is generally too weak to make brain cells fire – instead it alters the sensitivity of the cells, making them more or less active in response to something that stimulates them later.