Sentence examples for less of a requirement from inspiring English sources

In-flight internet requires something much more zippy, but with less of a requirement that everything must work perfectly at all times.

And as we move more into a service economy, physical mobility becomes less of a requirement, actually.

This undercuts Windows mildly, given that products unlocked from a Windows world make it less of a requirement to adopt that operating system.

Plasticity is less of a requirement and flexibility is not much needed when single stress factors such as high irradiance and dryness dominate.

It should be noted however, that the predicted essentiality of NADH dehydrogenase during photoheterotrophic growth appears to be conditional, as iRsp1095 predicts that growth occurs with other carbon sources which apparently have less of a requirement for NADH dehydrogenase activity.

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Conversely, we find that where there is less of a legal requirement for disclosure, such as when the entire market shifts publicly to using explicit collective action clauses in the bond contracts, there is a high level of disclosure.

This is why there is less of an initial requirements analysis, but there is a series of sprints that each seek the implementation of features.

I think that legislatures, to the exclusion of courts, have the constitutional power to enact laws limiting train lengths, for the purpose of reducing injuries brought about by "slack movements". Their power is not less because a requirement of short trains might increase grade crossing accidents.

What they have in their favor is that they are humans, not machines, and assigning additional officials at every level is less of a challenge than a requirement for expensive hardware.

And as a social media presence becomes less of a bonus and more of a requirement for modern businesses, those people who exist behind the Twitter accounts of clients and the Facebook pages of conglomerates have to monitor international cyber-reactions long after they've left the office.