Sentence examples for less ruthlessly from inspiring English sources

He could have won more had he driven his cars less ruthlessly.

Today, of course, public schools are far more civilised, but not less ruthlessly effective in giving their pupils a competitive advantage.

The Commonwealth Games, the showcase of India's progress, uprooted as many as 100,000 of the most deprived Indians in Delhi no less ruthlessly than the Chinese cleanse their ultramodern cities of the ungainly poor.

If we were to organise our airports along different, less ruthlessly commercial lines, then surely they could be smaller and easier to navigate than these ersatz-shopping-mall behemoths, and in need of far less land and energy to shape and sustain them.

The BdpA protein has been less ruthlessly perturbed and, while the transition state is not affected by point mutation or by temperature [ 38,39], a more serious structural perturbation may yet have an effect.

And even in their policy successes, the administration and its Congressional allies have sometimes furthered the image of government as less than ruthlessly efficient.

But, because Ballard is never less than ruthlessly honest about what he sees and feels, Miracles of Life also tells quite another story, unconscious and inadvertent, perhaps, but finally brave in a way that elevates it to a level of greatness.

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In fact, researchers say the rich are no more or less likely to walk away — "ruthlessly default" is the economic term for it — than those of more modest means.

In fact, Ball was less a manager than a ruthlessly efficient relegation machine: five times his teams went down, even if he was only twice employed long enough to go down with the ship.

It costs less for a man to think ruthlessly, unkindly.