Sentence examples for much less force from inspiring English sources

Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said the concern now is whether officers will use Tasers in situations where they traditionally had used much less force, and whether civilians will be unnecessarily and more frequently subjected to their use.

This synthetic construct impairs translocation by raising a yet uncharacterized translocation barrier shown to be much less force dependent than the known unfolding barrier.

But it has much less force once we notice that, just as with the Fail Whale, FriendFeed will continue until it morphs into a Facebook hybrid.

The latter has much less force and vivacity than the former, yet lightly touching one's head to the wall is neither a memory nor an imagining (Essays, 289).

This being so, he claims, when the compartmentalisation of the law does not track widely held principles of those subject to the law accounting current classificatory boundaries as important, then the doctrine of local priority is to be given much less force.

Critics also contend that the endorsement constraint has real force when directed at state efforts to compel people to pursue particular activities, but much less force when directed at state efforts to discourage, or forbid, certain worthless activities (Hurka 1995, 47 48).

They're not waiting for us to diagnose the problem, much less force-feed them the solutions.

The highlights are "That's the News," a much less forced topical take on contemporary culture than Brad Paisley's "Celebrity," and "Reno Blues (Philadelphia Lawyer)," in which he teams up with Willie Nelson on the Woody Guthrie murder ballad.

Table 1 [ 5] represents the state of rupture of the outer layers at a stress of the tunica of 120 N/cm depending on an inner pressure of the penis of 200 mmHg = 26,6 kPa and the extent of the external force as well as the angle of deviation, whereby the greater angle needs much less external force to reach the critical stress of the tunica.

One reason for that may have been that the Government Accounting Standards Board — the public sector equivalent of FASB — has done much less to force good disclosures, or comparable ones.

Moreover, the studies showed that the actuators used consumed much less input force to control the structure and applying actuators.