Examples of using Less intense in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Once again, afternoon luncheons are ideal for corporate coaching seminars and less intense company gatherings.
The secret is to use strong words for positive emotions and less intense words for negative ones.
I think you really need to play a less intense game, maybe with more.
On Saturday the confrontations were much less intense and ended with 25 Palestinian lightly-to-moderately injured.
Autumn's different here-- Fall much less intense and trees balder earlier-- everything more melancholy somehow.
Although pain tends to become less intense after those first few steps, it can still return after a long period of sitting.
While the physical damage was devastating, the hurricane's emotional impact was no less intense.
Now that this cycle has re-started, we will see less intense solar flare activity in 2014;
In that time, in our camp a kind of relaxation occurred, doing away of us was less intense, as the whole fury and strength necessary for torture and murder were focused on the Bolshevik camp.
It involves a gradual process of exposing an animal to a less intense version of the thing or event he fears,
No doubt, the scene will be less intense, but equally interesting, at the meeting of the rescue services,
Moods differ from emotions, feelings or affects in that they are less specific, less intense, and less likely to be triggered by a particular stimulus or event.
thirteenth centuries- although the urge is by then less intense- man strives to formulate the knowledge he seeks in such a way that it contains within it the will of the divine-spiritual world.
UVA rays account for up to 95 percent of UV radiation reaching the Earth's surface and although they are less intense than UVB, UVA rays are 30 to 50 times more prevalent,
Less intense farming?
It was no less intense.
When is it less intense?
So, when is that less intense?
It's also for less intense small-business owners.