Sentence examples for less of a push from inspiring English sources

There is also less of a push towards popular capitalism this time.

The more of the relevant genes you possess, the further you are to the extreme end of the spectrum and the less of a push you'll need from life events to become ill.

He wrote:Ultimately, this boils down to a simple rule of thumb: if you meet stronger opposition to structural reforms domestically, and receive less of a push from Europe on this than on budgetary consolidation, the likelihood is that you will make less progress on structural reforms.In the autumn of 2012 two factors came together.

The stern, on the other hand, doesn't have this problem, so it usually feels less of a "push" from the water around it, making it easier to turn.

It may also argue that with Washington facing the major challenge of Moscow's military action, it will be in less of a position to push Delhi to acquiesce.

The remaining 5 mm was due to the surgeon's choice to have more bone contact between the fragments and less of a step-off pushing into the soft tissues from the sliding of the distal fragment posteriorly (Fig. 6b).

Of course, a good writer can train a reader to understand a lot (See J.R.R. Tolkien, or, for less of a stretch Sapphire's Push), but I still think the best dialect dialogue focuses on syntax.

Older flies would then be more susceptible to death following TBI than younger flies because some critical physiological mechanism such as breakdown of the intestinal epithelial barrier would already be compromised to the point where it would require less of a subsequent insult to push the impairment beyond the threshold for lethality.

Even today, albeit with less of a swagger due to push-back from the online community, the party continues to dictate to Singaporeans what they should read, watch and hear.

Analysts were less optimistic about the likelihood of a push for a merger with Australian rival Rio Tinto, due in part to anti-trust concerns over its core iron-ore operations.

It's also less of a "kick" and more of a push, using your motion and gravity to follow through and ease the bike around.