Sentence examples for be less burdensome from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, these latter provisions may, in practice, be less burdensome than the amendment process.
Longer regulations may actually be less burdensome, because they contain more nuance, exceptions, and detailed explanations and definitions of provisions that would otherwise be ambiguous and therefore costly.
(Of course, if your starting salary is higher than the average — about $31,000 , pretax— your debt would be less burdensome).
"By design, the recertification process is supposed to be less burdensome, and yet clearly it's still raising a lot of problems for a lot of clients," said Rebecca Widom, one of the report's authors.
Countrywide said that its computer systems were adequate to comply with F.A.S. 114, but that it felt it would be "less burdensome from an operational standpoint" if the rule could be ignored.
The group also noted that fund managers would still complete other portions of the Form PF, arguing that "the bill would merely tailor" how private equity files the form, "so it would be less burdensome".
The income tax is less burdensome than the payroll tax.
She still has a few allergies (shellfish and some nuts), but they are less burdensome.
Economists like Mr. Kleiner say there are less burdensome ways to highlight quality.
Which university offers a tuition scheme that is less burdensome to the poor/working class/middle class?
In reaction to these pressures, reformers have sought a system that is less burdensome and that is easier for all parties to understand.
