Sentence examples for not more active from inspiring English sources

The available evidence is that American youth is more sedentary overall, not more active, he said.

Supertasker brains, in other words, become less, not more, active with additional tasks: they are functioning more efficiently.

Mr. Suman said he once asked Mr. Sen why he was not more active in his faith and it resulted in a long philosophical discussion.

Platinum atoms at corners, edges, kink sites or dislocations are not more active than atoms on the crystallite faces for this reaction.

Bimetallic catalysts were not more active than monometallic ones in propene oxidation but their selectivity to acrolein was significantly higher, especially over 4AgPt/M activated in inert gas.

A polychemotherapy is not more active than a monochemotherapy and there was a suggestion of a difference in the size of the survival benefit with tumor stage.

"But the reason there wasn't more active protest against the violence is that the war was relatively brief," he continued.

"As someone who said that it was a pity students weren't more active, I can hardly complain that students are now campaigning on this issue".

Think again: new research reported in The New York Times's Business section shows that even children who have access to only the most active games aren't more active over all.

Larson speculates that the Admiralty wasn't more active in protecting the Lusitania as outraging American opinion against Germany would help to draw the US into the European war – but he holds back from making a direct accusation of deliberate endangerment.

I think people weren't more active around the oil spill cause they don't know.