Sentence examples for requiring less of from inspiring English sources

The saltwater sport was generally held (at least by fly-fishermen) to be much less refined, requiring less of the fly-tiers' art.

Researchers have long theorized that green spaces are calming, requiring less of our so-called directed mental attention than busy, urban streets do.

But before they could obtain approval, the design had to be modified from its original plan for an attached garage with an apartment above it to a freestanding one, requiring less of a setback.

A little more defensive cover could yet be signed but, although an arduous series of early fixtures could sow fresh doubts around the club, Leicester look better prepared for the start of the campaign than most of their rivals, requiring less of a makeover than United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Southampton, all of whom they face, along with Arsenal, in the opening few weeks.

Because H2O comes as a package with many of the configurations already tuned, set up is easy, requiring less of a learning curve than most other free options.

Many in the mobile world have talked about how the phone is "disappearing", with bezels getting thinner and more functions requiring less of your active input to work, but there is still a hurdle when it comes to AR applications on these devices since they, by definition, require active participation and physically holding up your device as you walk.

"There is no justification to require less of India than our other partners," he said.

This summer, he played a role that required less of the dashing hero: apartment seller.

As a journalist, I do not recall meeting anyone who required less of me than he did.

Carol Cone, global practice chair of business and social purpose for PR giant Edelman, believes campaigns that require less of people don't necessarily deliver less impact.

Mr. Mahoney said the telephone figure was probably less but that the industry required less of an upgrade to prepare it for high-speed traffic.