Sentence examples for much less confrontational from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Rell appears to have a much less confrontational attitude toward state unions, he said.

Mr. Watt's successors at the Interior Department, William P. Clark and Donald P. Hodel, generally tried to follow the course charted by Mr. Watt but did so in a much less confrontational way.

So in December, when dozens of volunteers fired up for the next mission met in the Whiteheads' basement — they no longer fit in the garage — Mr. Whitehead and Mr. Simon proposed something much less confrontational.

In his much less confrontational report, Dr. ElBaradei, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said his team had visited nuclear-related buildings where satellite photography showed new structures and had found no new nuclear activities there.

Since taking on the education role Mrs Morgan has had a much less confrontational style than Mr Gove.

Yandex, operating inside of Russia, has always had a much less confrontational relationship with the government than other companies when it comes to how information is stored and potentially accessed by the state.

"So they brought these local news anchors to the White House, and let them interview the president there, and not surprisingly they tended to be much less critical and confrontational than the network reporters were.

The previous mother played, by Mary Alice, portrayed the role as a much softer and less confrontational figure, who's humble lifestyle of a maid and nanny effected her daughters as an example of how not to live.

However, since Oldowan technology is adequate for marrow-extraction but much less suited to confrontational scavenging than Acheulian technology, one plausible scenario would be a speciation event in which a hand-axe-wielding erectus split off from a bone-cracking habilis.

In particular, they say that a majority of voters are against an openly confrontational stance toward the North, much less military retaliation.

You can make it less confrontational by saying something like: "I didn't much like the friends you brought along the other night Susie".