Sentence examples for less of a deliberate from inspiring English sources

Commerce is already becoming less of a deliberate activity than an organic part of how we experience daily life.

This is an important principle of information economics: Market power is rarely seized so much as it is surrendered up, and that surrender is born less of a deliberate decision than of going with the flow.

By removing that one step (having to click into the author's profile to add them), adding someone on Google+ becomes less of a deliberate decision and more of an impulse move.

Ultimately, though, Buchanan's presence on television is less of a deliberate nod to race-baiting, and more of an acceptance of inside-Washington masturbation.

For example, wearing prescribed footwear may require less of a deliberate effort on the part of an individual than attending regular podiatry clinics or checking the inside of the shoes, especially because it is known that patients with ESRD are likely to be depressed (20) and thus be in the state of behavioral disengagement.

I sometimes think of divorce less as a deliberate choice than as an accident that happens.

(In some cases, of course, the question isn't at all unfathomable a marriage can be rotten). I sometimes think of divorce less as a deliberate choice than as an accident that happens.

How those communications are passed along matters less than whether a deliberate adjustment of policy was made in exchange for additional funds.

At least one of those moments was less dramatically satisfying and more of a deliberate anticlimax — but in a way, I appreciated that, too.

Not being a Freud fan, this viewer could do with less of the deliberate disfigurement of faces and hands that cross the line between frank appraisal and grotesqueness, but Mr. Pittman has an evident gift for composition.

Though less a deliberate diminishment than a failure in communication, this oversight nonetheless does a disservice to America's understanding of contemporary music's breadth.