Sentence examples for turned to a less from inspiring English sources

The judge could have turned to a less drastic remedy, imposing rules that would prohibit Microsoft from engaging in illegal practices.

In the new study, however, they also turned to a less destructive method straight from television's CSI: swiping the amphorae with a swab.

To gain more insight into the full range of mechanical stabilities of dividing cells, we turned to a less common approach: we expanded the traditionally sampled range of forces to higher values, spanning 10 250 nN and compressed the cell until the plasma membrane was penetrated just before the tip reached the hard substrate (Hategan et al., 2003).

So, she turned to a less-artificial youth tonic: facial acupuncture.

And this time, it is turning to a less technical solution -- lawyers.

Now he turns to a less sensitive subject, Carlo Collodi's fairy tale about the little wooden puppet who longs to become a real boy.

Local cash could become scarcer still, now that the German company that was providing Zimbabwe with paper to print its banknotes has cancelled its contract; the Zimbabwean monetary authorities are likely to turn to a less specialised supplier.

When an enigmatic young newcomer (Ansel Elgort) arrives, the camp's precarious status quo falls apart, and in the second act the play turns to a less original theme: the evils of McCarthyism.

Should he stick with the lion's share of the men who made such a hash of things in September and October, or turn to a less experienced but more vibrant group making names for themselves at Premiership and European Champions Cup level?

Almost all of the most significant footprints (i.e. those of q-value <0.01) are covered by both predictions, and when turning to a less stringent q-value cutoff, nearly half of the bases in the DBFP prediction are covered by the previous prediction.

The French have turned to a new, less hostile obsession -- Carla Bruni Sarkozy.