Sentence examples for taking a less from inspiring English sources
However, it was yesterday taking a less combative stance.
J. P. Morgan, taking a less paternalistic approach, is seeking its customers' permission.
He had been taking a less active role in daily operations, people at the firm said.
About taking a less powerful position on the board, Mr. Patton said: "I'm fine with it.
At the time, the Russian government was taking a less nationalistic stance to its petroleum industry.
Taking a less conventional tack, Ms. Liebman at the Corcoran Group suggested: "Intentionally underprice.
Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, is taking a less acquiescent tack.
Some apps for hailing taxis and cars, like Taxi Magic and Cabulous, are taking a less aggressive approach than Uber.
This year, we hope to be more strategic, and I don't think there's any downside in anyone taking a less haphazard approach.
The Senate is taking a less stringent approach in its bill, choosing not to reduce the number of weeks or tie benefits to the unemployment rate.
But Japanese newspapers, including the ones owned by Nikkei, are also known for taking a less aggressive stance toward news than many of their Western counterparts.
