Sentence examples for more light touch from inspiring English sources

And the new role for Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary looks almost exactly like the old one – except that the white paper has made a mess of the rhetoric ("more robust", but "more light touch").

The report concludes that a register is necessary because of the problem of children going missing from the education system, but that it should be made more "light touch" at first by making it voluntary.

There may have been more light-touch, gossamer periods of creative dominance in an English top-tier season.

Another reason she asserts WhatsApp's more light-touch approach is valuable for safeguarding the communications of a mainstream user-base.

She went on to suggest that negative results following Germany's decision to push for a social media hate speech law — which requires valid takedowns to be executed within 24 hours and includes a regime of penalties that can scale up to €50M — may have influenced the group's decision to push for a far more light-touch approach.

He went on to describe their strategy in Peckham as "a more light-touch, long-term approach to the redevelopment".

In 2002, Bruni released "Quelqu'un M'A Dit," a solo collection of quiet acoustic-guitar songs that belong, largely, in the "chanson" genre, and nod to the work of Serge Gainsbourg and Leonard Cohen, though they are more light of touch.

When dropping by Pierogi, be sure to note the drawings by the Brooklyn artist Daniel Zeller on the reception area wall, and dip into the gallery's famously rich flat files to see more: light of touch, Mr. Zeller's abstract images resemble both topographic landscapes and microscopic close-ups, and they're exquisite.

The way it is written is probably, in many ways, more anthropomorphic, light touch than we've done before.

The Mecp2 mutant mice were more sensitive to light touch; a small puff of air on their backs startled the rodents more than normal mice.

Evaluation of the sensory signalling with NA showed that pressure and tingling (n=10) were felt by more participants than light touch (n=6) or ache (n=5).