Sentence examples for more lightly to from inspiring English sources

The establishment repeatedly played down the risks and suppressed information about the movement of the radioactive plume, so some people were evacuated from more lightly to more heavily contaminated places.The outcome could quite easily have been even worse.

i.e., the frame with the larger knee length is more lightly to fail than the frame with the smaller knee length.

In this method, sprinkle the glitter more lightly to allow the neon color to be seen through it.

And that means it's taxed much more lightly – at 18p, compared to the 50p top rate.

Others, who invest more lightly, tend to recover far more quickly.

This has generated a long-running argument about whether the likes of ExxonMobil and BP should be taxed to squeeze as much revenue as possible from a dwindling asset or more lightly so as to encourage exploration that might boost production.

A radical suggestion maybe, but it would allow competition from the more lightly regulated economies to provide the spur for lighter regulation elsewhere and we shall all prosper.

In the 1980s an increasing proportion of Europe's internal COFC traffic used the swapbody, or demountable, which is similar in principle to, but more lightly constructed, cheaper, and easier to transship than the maritime container; the latter has to withstand stacking several deep on board ship and at ports, which is not a requisite for the swapbody.

Direct comparisons of neutral genetic differentiation from samples taken from the same species flocks, pre- and post- (large-scale) eutrophication, corroborate this pattern, with strong declines found in a highly eutrophied lake relative to more lightly polluted lakes, despite similar levels of genetic differentiation occurring in these species flocks prior to the peak of eutrophication [ 8].

The engagement between the ships was fiercely contested, but the smaller and more lightly armed Boston seemed to be taking the more serious damage when at 6 20 Captain Courtenay was thrown to the deck.

As derivatives become more popular in other parts of the world, activity may seep to more lightly regulated jurisdictions elsewhere.