Sentence examples for less vicious from inspiring English sources

ONE of Asia's longest-running wars gets no less vicious as it gets older.

The prime minister responded with a threat that was no less vicious for coming in the guise of a joke.

* Robin's birthday is January 4. Liz says Otto's been less vicious this week, because of the trouble with his teeth.

Even the extremist Taliban in Afghanistan were mutating into a less vicious regime, until Bush and Blair came to their rescue by invading their country in 2001.

The first scorches through long-off and no one is stopping it, the second, off a long-hop, is wider, squarer, but no less vicious.

But for the most part, the litany of proposed reforms has less to do with terminating Asia's recent recession than with making the next one less vicious and promoting faster growth in between.

Sooner or later, you'll be getting rewards for your grades and less-vicious students will be asking for your help!

"THE Arab world is more or less a vicious circle.

Stamp duty and removal costs will cost much less than vicious amounts of rolled-up interest.

The two main belligerents the government of President Charles Taylor and the rebels who call themselves Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy (LURD are more or less equally vicious.

ITV airs its successful series Benidorm at 9pm, as it did the less enduring Vicious which starred Sir Derek Jacobi and Sir Ian McKellen.