Sentence examples for shootout less from inspiring English sources

This was a shootout, less old-fashioned, ground-and-pound football, more football meets basketball meets track and field.

Among other adjustments, the department has increased its use of ballistic blankets to shield officers from armed suspects and make a shootout less likely.

The shootout came less than two hours after the governor of Nuevo León State, Rodrigo Medina, assured citizens that the authorities had regained control over the state's highways.

Both were killed during a shootout with police less than two miles from where the shooting occurred.

The shootout is a soul-less lottery.

Eight of the points were adopted, most of which are widely admired (strict enforcement of obstruction rules; reduced size of goalie pads; tag-up offside; players on the league competition committee), some less so (shootouts), but all contributing to a more wide-open league whose popularity has grown in the years since they were introduced.

Some critics would prefer a program that placed more emphasis on treatment for drug addiction and less on shootouts, but the question of whether a battle against drug use can be won by deploying military force is not one that government officials are willing to ask at this juncture.

There may be no place on earth less suitable for a shootout than in front of the Empire State Building.

They could fire multiple rounds more quickly, and tended to be able to store more bullets in their magazines, meaning they required less reloading in long shootouts.

He's less interested in the shootouts than in "the little behind-the-scenes kinds of things, the politics, the relationships between the cops," said John McCormack, a retired police sergeant who is the technical adviser for "NYC-22".

Still, despite this positive feedback, the 35-yard shootout didn't catch on, and more or less died with the NASL in 1982.