Sentence examples for less voracious from inspiring English sources

The more powerful phones are rapidly replacing the simpler, less voracious devices in many countries, raising traffic levels and pressure on operators to keep pace.

An effort in one village to replace herds of goats with llamas, which are less voracious grazers and cause less erosion, was abandoned when dogs owned by the Mapuches attacked the llamas.

The desires of Hill's characters are no less voracious, but his restraint in expressing them suggests a circumspect self-control, as well as an ethical component — an inherent (if sometimes unhealthy) awareness of others.

Now it's offering two plans to cater to perhaps less voracious listeners, with plans starting at $14.95 per month instead.

The occurrence of signal crayfish thus harbors a higher risk of reduction or even extinction of submersed plants than that of the native and less voracious noble crayfish [22].

For less voracious readers and those with busy lives, finishing a book can be an elusive task continually pushed to the bottom of to-do lists, right along with reorganizing a closet and learning French.

For Mr. Mifsud, the French appetite has proved less than voracious.

His hunger for the ball was nothing less than voracious and some of the use he put it too was often breathtaking.

The price of some major titles could fall to $9.99 or less from $14.99, saving voracious readers a bundle.

The forests of the Catskills, which my family frequents, are becoming less diverse because of the voracious browsing of the deer.

At a time when every image is at risk of flying out onto the Internet, attaching to a celebrity, and both gaining a life of its own and becoming a part of that celebrity's image (a phenomenon that's central to the story of "Gone Girl"), Fincher's images seem to neutralize themselves, to become even colder and less expressive than the blank, voracious media gaze that they represent.