Sentence examples for much less critical from inspiring English sources

Moreover, timing is much less critical than in classical conditioning.

In a couple of decades, owning a car will be much less critical.

UEFA was also much less critical of the Turkish hooligans than it had been of the English.

Under that very harsh and very bloody divide, I'm sure we were much less critical of Korean positions than had it been another time," says Cleaver.

Captain Lent is probably right, but trying to tell football anything even mildly nonreverential, much less critical, has been a losing cause for more than a century.

"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.

Still, the Clement Greenberg Collection hardly does justice to this critic or his famous eye, much less his critical accomplishment, nor should it be expected to.

They may not realize that department culture is a thing, much less a critical thing! 4. They find it easier to tell people what to do than to ask them "What do you think we should do?" 5.

People are much less judgmental or critical than you may think.

However, for unconfined configurations, where this interaction is much less important, the critical velocity gradient concept is able to partially capture flashback characteristics.

The Algerian blogosphere was much less dynamic or critical than its counterparts in Morocco, Tunisia or Egypt, Ms. Dollet added, and there was nothing comparable to the online networks used by Iranian protesters in recent months.