Sentence examples for material and less from inspiring English sources

These came heavily blacked out; my appeal to the Department of Justice's Office of Legal Policy for more material and less censorship was denied.

But they were less likely to be anxious about being caught looking at sexually explicit material and less cautious than men about sweeping up their cybertrails.

Roller compacted concrete pavement is a cost effective and beneficial pavement system which needs fewer material and less energy than other kinds of pavements.

This method requires very little active material and time to conduct the measurements, typically requiring under 0.1 grams of material and less than 10 minutes.

However, compared to their TD peers, children with AgCC seemed less able to engage lateralised brain systems specialised for particular memory material (i.e. less supramarginal activations for verbal material and less fusiform activations for face processing) and particular memory process (i.e. absence of right-predominant activations during retrieval).

In this classification, islands composed of less than 80%% volcanic material (and less than 80%% limestone) are classified as composite, so the distribution of volcanic islands (see above) is a good guide only to recent/contemporary volcanism.

It declares without trying those perennially ancient and modern dicta about "truth to materials" and "less is more".

Longitudinal feedback: Since live prototyping usually addresses the resonance of a value proposition in context, we generally invest more on the fidelity of initial packaging and associated marketing materials, and less on the features that deliver value over time.

The complex impedance spectra suggest the change in conductivity, due to the change in bulk resistance of the materials and less relaxation time.

The thrust of the JOBS Act is to enable issuers, and the banks supporting them, to provide investors with more of some kinds of information (research reports and promotional materials) and less of other kinds (historical accounting data).

The clean-tech boom is making it easier and cheaper for companies to transform their products, processes and performance to use more renewable energy, biobased or lightweight materials and less toxic ingredients.