Sentence examples for to implement less from inspiring English sources
From an economic perspective, it's far from an ideal solution, but because the Republican Party won't participate in crafting better legislation, we're forced to implement less than ideal solutions.
And I appreciate that Norman Lamb, the former Lib Dem care minister, had good intentions in the policies he tried to implement (less so in the scrapping of the survey to measure their effectiveness), but clearly I don't agree that they worked.
However, restrained creep experiments are simple to implement, less expensive and can be easily included as part of other, more conventional irradiation graphite experimental programmes.
Thankfully, a next generation of better ARVs is on the horizon (Table 1), and some of these individual ARVs could be combined in regimens that should be easier to implement, less toxic, more durable, and also substantially less expensive to manufacture (Table 2).
In addition, the proposed approach is significantly less complicated to implement, requiring less computation as indicated by the run time results.
AltSchool's technological schemes, however, may be very hard to implement in less affluent public school districts.
It "might be easier to implement but less well targeted at top emitters" than other options, the report says.
So Clarke was surely on the right track if politicians and judges could summon up enough common sense to implement a less severe policy sensibly while avoiding their reciprocal hobby of second-guessing each other and bickering in public.
The results show that our proposed methods are efficient and easy to implement with less computation for fractional differential equations.
It is easy to implement with less computation complexity and has already verified on experimental hardware receiver [7].
These methods are popular in practical applications since they are easy to implement, need less computations than most of the other methods, and are therefore suitable to reduce high-dimensional ODE/DAE systems that commonly arise in design and analysis of VLSI (very-large-scale integration) circuits.
