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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are less happy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the happiness levels of two or more subjects, indicating that one or more of them experience a lower level of happiness.
Example: "After the changes in management, many employees are less happy with their work environment."
Alternatives: "are not as happy" or "experience lower happiness".
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A Friendship paradox does not necessarily imply a Happiness paradox where most individuals are less happy than their friends.
This may in turn lead to a Happiness Paradox, where most individuals are less happy than their friends on average (see Figure 1).
And we aren't alone -- according to the 2013 World Happiness Report, North American countries are less happy now than they were five years ago.
A Happiness paradox may result in which most individuals are less happy than their own friends on average.
Others are less happy about the idea.
They are less happy to deliver the corresponding service.
Their findings help to explain why, according to much previous research, materialistic people are less happy.
In fact, research suggests that materialistic people are less happy than their peers.
So even when the results are better people are less happy with the experience.
People with children in the house are less happy than those without.
They are less happy when their own private lives come under scrutiny.
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