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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also less of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two things and indicating that one is not only lesser in quantity or degree but also in a specific aspect.
Example: "This new model is also less of a burden on the environment compared to the previous version."
Alternatives: "also not as much of a" or "also reduced in".
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He was also less of a hothead.
There is also less of a push towards popular capitalism this time.
Piracy is also less of a potential problem with video games.
Mr. Czuchry is also less of a jock than the author, judging by Mr. Max's YouTube appearances.
Privacy is also less of a concern for devoted users of social networking Web sites, like Facebook and MySpace.
However, the relatively straightforward 2004 presidential race between John Kerry and George W Bush was also less of a draw for viewers.
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It is also less of an immediate challenge to most of the large companies in the space.
That means it's less of a convenience, but also less of an affront to net neutrality — although T-Mobile's scary claims that it was picking and choosing which providers would be zero-rated turned out to be false (all video was being throttled, "partner" or otherwise).
Besides being more lucrative, accounts serving affluent clients also face less of a pinch under new government regulations than do those of ordinary savers.
Germany's labor unions also proved less of a roadblock than expected.
It also makes less of a point of Syrian refugees being people whom the United States particularly does not want.
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