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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a less challenging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the difficulty level of two or more tasks, situations, or experiences, indicating that one is easier than the other.
Example: "I decided to take a less challenging course this semester to balance my workload."
Alternatives: "an easier" or "a simpler".
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"I wouldn't mind having a less challenging race," he said.
His death unmoored her; she chose a less challenging high school.
After that, the couple decided to look for a less challenging home, where he could recuperate.
That's a.624 pace, and it's admittedly difficult to attain, even in a less challenging division.
It is better to do a less challenging piece perfectly than it is to do an extremely difficult piece poorly.
Dear Science (2008), named best album of the year by several publications (including the Guardian), found them creating a less challenging, more radio-friendly music.
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The sheriff (Sam Freed in a thankless role of a less-challenging kind) is very slow.
For something a bit less challenging, grab a map from reception which outlines four easy walks around the valley.
Holding down a long-term partner, it seems, is a lot less challenging when you see yourself as an entertainer, rather than a sexually charged dreamboat on the prowl.
"The reason we started with jewelry is it's a little less challenging… from an ecommerce perspective.
By looking at her art in relation to Rivera, rather than for itself, she is kept in a place where she is a lot less challenging than she might be".
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