Sentence examples for are less troublesome from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the state of California said at the hearing in Federal District Court today that punch-card machines here are less troublesome than those in Florida and that the election should go forward as scheduled.

The more pressing problem, some legal experts said, is that incompetent lawyers are often allowed -- and even encouraged, because they are less troublesome to judges -- to try additional capital cases.

Now there is an argument that debts are less troublesome if they are owed by governments rather than by households.

Camping is most practical in winter months, when mosquitoes are less troublesome on the keys.

Such excesses would be less troublesome if their effect weren't to submerge the substance of Butalia's book.

The inherent security risk of this was less troublesome to her than her sense of ironic defeat.

If the phrase merely reminds NQTs of the glaringly obvious, that you need to be firm at times, it would be less troublesome.

Many textile and electronics firms hire only young women in their 20s, as they are thought to be less troublesome and more willing to work long hours.

But Zenith determined this flaw to be less troublesome than those of Polley's controller, and the high-frequency remote soon replaced the Flashmatic.

His cell disorder, reclassified this winter from mitochondrial disease to channelopathy, has been less troublesome than it was last year, when he returned in August and hit.263 with four home runs in 80 at-bats.

His perceived indifference toward the Ohio State game and his "yeah, right" lip service toward N.C.A.A. rules covering practice time would be less troublesome if he were going 10-2 everyearar.