Sentence examples for be less problematic than from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't solve the nation's energy woes, but it would be less problematic than Mr. Redford's energy ideas.

Building new lines tends to be less problematic than upgrading old ones and there is no disruption while the work is being done.

Nevertheless, exchange rate surveys can be less problematic than other surveys (i.e., GDP, prices, etc).

Although institutional stability appears to be less problematic than in its South American neighbors, in Chile as in many DC, short-term thinking is prevalent.

The chances are high that the verbs inscribe/circumscribe have direct equivalents in many languages, and therefore, translating them into those languages should be less problematic than translating proceed/follow.

As noted, it is at the centre of several philosophical debates, but to many seems in itself wholly unproblematic, for it is just that relation everything has to itself and nothing else – and what could be less problematic than that?

The risk of addiction, they say, is less problematic than for alcohol and other drugs.

But this is less problematic than what young readers will not find.

The idea of an NHS hospital setting up a clinic or any other activity abroad is less problematic than private beds at home because these problems do not apply.

But Celera's scientists believe the human genome will be easier to assemble than Drosophila's, even though it is 30 times larger, because its regions of highly repetitive DNA -- the main obstacle to assemblers -- are less problematic than the fly's.

"It always seems to be 'later this year.' " But Mr. Anwyl said BYD and other Chinese carmakers were making rapid progress, to the point that the quality and styling of their vehicles were less problematic than the difficulty of breaking into a large, mature market like the United States.