Sentence examples similar to much less pursued from inspiring English sources

Today almost all of the aboriginal arts of the Southeast have been lost or are much less actively pursued.

Investors are much less likely to pursue their claims in Europe because the process and law positively discourages them from doing so.

He also describes the structural changes in the news media, like increased conglomerate ownership, that have made editors and reporters more vulnerable to this kind of intimidation -- and much less aggressive in pursuing inconvenient truths.

Further, it pursued a much less rigid monetary policy than New Zealand.

Although the Spanish urged that the Americans be driven back, McGillivray wisely pursued a much less aggressive course.

My confidence and support is much less when I look at foreign policy pursued by the United States.

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The genius the son pursues is much less measurable.

Studies of epigenetic inheritance have been primarily pursued in plant species, and much less is known about the transgenerational behavior of epialleles in mammalian populations.

Re "The Pursuit of Less" (Sept . 3: I've never had to pursue less; less has pursued me.

Moon Nay Li, a coordinator of the Kachin Women's Association Thailand, an advocacy group, said she sensed "much less trust toward the government" since the army began pursuing the Kachin rebels.