Sentence examples for less zealous from inspiring English sources
He also charges that tax inspectors are less zealous in the south of the country.
But it might help if the debate over abortion was carried forth in less zealous tones.
They are usually manhandled out.The authorities show no sign of becoming any less zealous in rounding up protesters.
When one half of a couple is less zealous than the other, it can be a strain.
They have shown again and again — with lead in paint, mercury in canned tuna and zinc in denture cream — that they are less zealous about protecting consumer safety.
If you go by what Mr Bush said during the campaign, the new Justice Department may be less zealous in enforcement.
Even less-zealous resistance groups are adopting a pronounced Islamic aura because it attracts more financing.
Despite this, and protestations of friendship to Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's president, who was visiting Islamabad this week, there are still suspicions that Pakistan is less than zealous in pursuing remnants of the Taliban on its Afghan borders.
Second, those proceedings have been initiated by a partisan politician, the attorney-general.Third, when it comes to enforcing the rule of law at the expense of political considerations, Mexico has been less than zealous.
Though he has been depicted as a less than zealous defender of privacy rights, he had no doubt that the Hewlett-Packard leak investigation was a serious invasion of privacy and quite possibly criminal.
Another explanation, Ms. Cloyes DioGuardi says, is that in Albania, a Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox country until Ottoman rule led to conversions to Islam starting in the 15th century, ethnicity has always trumped religion, and piety is less than zealous.
