Sentences with phrase «less frenzy»

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At 10 p.m. a far less frenzied Buchsbaum explains, «I was expecting a [pro football] team to call me.»

Though less frenzied, the buying mania continues through Christmas Eve, as people stock up on what's hottest, what's next, what's cheapest or what's easiest.

Meanwhile, the industry's male twentysomethings may have enjoyed less frenzied acclaim than their fairer counterparts, but the likes of Joseph Gordon - Levitt, Ben Whishaw and — yes — Shia LaBeouf have kept things ticking over for the generation quite respectably.

If you are looking for more untouched beaches, head to Playa Espadilla Sur and Playa Puerto Escondido which are less frenzied by tourist activity than the Playa Manuel Antonio.

In 1963 De Kooning moved to Long Island, where the light and water caused him to modify his painting and create a new style of landscape painting with lighter colours and less frenzied brushwork.

Not exact matches

The fog of frenzied cryptocurrency trading looks like it may soon dissipate, leaving markets and society with more of the good that's resulted from its foundational technology — frictionless, secure, and efficient virtualized transaction settlements — and less of the bad — highly speculative cryptocurrency trading.

While Vancouver's empty home tax and restrictions on home - sharing services like Airbnb have helped slow detached home sales, demand for less - expensive condos has become frenzied, prompting some experts to question whether any new policy will be effective.

The less high - profile dicyandiamide (DCD) scare in New Zealand in 2013 sent the entire dairy industry into a testing frenzy.

Last night Linsanity broke out into a full blown frenzy when the Knicks new point guard drained a game winning three - pointer with less than a second remaining in New York's 90 - 87 win over Toronto.

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The advertising frenzy will be obvious to anyone with a television in a competitive district, but less apparent will be the database - driven work behind the scenes.

This is the reason PMQs is becoming easier for him; the backbenchers are less inclined to go on the offensive, making it much more straightforward for him to work them up into a frenzy of anti-Labour hissing.

It is part of the Fuji - Hakone - Izu National Park and is less than 100 km from Tokyo, thereby providing a popular weekend destination for city residents keen to escape the frenzy of the capital.

He says this rushed approach, which came amid a media frenzy, risked putting entertainment and excitement ahead of the less glamorous slog of more deliberate science.

The program's modest scale — less than 1 % of NIH's approximately $ 10 billion in stimulus funds — reflects the desire to establish a realistic number of sustainable new faculty positions rather than set off a «feeding frenzy,» Berg says.

Scientists were less gushing but equally excited — the discovery sparked a frenzy of research aiming to uncover the gene's role.

Try not to frenzy; this article speaks the truth making it less demanding on you.

Day - Lewis» John Proctor is uncharacteristically but deliberately sedate for much of the film, suggesting a character who's less practiced in bottling up his emotions than Newland Archer and someone who's projecting a sense of being the sole voice of calm and reason in a frenzied arena.

There is also a special move called «Extella manoeuvre» that allows the the player to go on a combo frenzy, however the way it is executed is through simple button presses, which makes it far less exciting to use in the middle of battle.

After a more - frenzied - than - average day's travelling (thanks to a domino set of transport delays resulting in the kind of mad airport dash usually reserved for rom - com heroes only), I have arrived in Venice in more or less one piece — and if ever a -LSB-...]

I thought the frenzy of the second half of Remember Me drowned out the singing — it's not a belter of a song and could have benefited from less action on stage.

These types of bidding frenzies will become less commonplace as rates rise.

Its narrow passageways, throngs of tourists and frenzied traffic make driving a less than pleasant experience, with the excellent public transport system supplying a much more relaxed approach to discovering the sights.

Those looking for smart tactics in a less punishing context will be very well catered for in the controlled frenzy of objective - based modes like Control and Salvage.

Combining elements from a harpoon to a whale's tail in a multi-tiered frenzy of post-Pop whimsy, the Stella work, says Mark Borghi, is nothing less than «Hofmann's push - pull theory of spatial manipulation fully realized.»

«The fair this year felt more focused — less of a frenzy — and the collectors who visited were serious and engaged.

If dealers feel less obliged to bring work that sells quickly, it's because the fair runs through two weekends, with the usual opening sales frenzy followed by a more museum - like exhibition setting.

Jim Sibbison, environmental journalist, former public relations official for the Environmental Protection Agency: «We routinely wrote scare stories... Our press reports were more or less true... We were out to whip the public into a frenzy about the environment.»

I am perhaps more familiar with students who would have less of a consensus view on just about any subject because of their contrarian nature, but one could receive these comments as simply too consistently negative to accept as having constructive value or as typical of someone the blog needs and be, well, either crushed or overwhelmed about what to do to obtain their approval and go into a defensive frenzy.

I am not going to worry myself into a frenzy of doomsterism as you are if there are a few more — or a few less — icebergs breaking off the West Antarctic Ice Sheet.

There ensues a buying frenzy in which the actual gift matters less than the act of giving.

Despite the fact that the Climategate 1.0 e-mails contained no damning evidence, and the Climategate 2.0 e-mails contain even less (as Barry Bickmore put it, they're the B - list, benchwarmer e-mails), the climate denialists, seeing chum in the water, are once again predictably having a feeding frenzy over these stolen emails.

Despite the frenzy, one leading cryptocurrency has maintained a pretty steady growth trend with less volatility.

If coding's your thing, be sure to grab free tickets to the Hackathon on December 2 - 3 — where coders and developers team up and throw down in a grueling, Red Bull - fueled frenzy to see who can create the best product in less than 24 hours.

The cryptocurrency frenzy has less to do with intelligence, risk - tolerance or experience and more to do with human psychology

Now research shows that love may be less of a mystery, a frenzy of sex and emotion and instead the result of behavior that we can apply logic to.