Sentence examples for be less tricky than from inspiring English sources
The decision may be less tricky than it appears, since the Bank of England could offset early budgetary tightening by delaying adoption of a tighter monetary stance.
It might be wise to add the serve-and-volley to the repertoire, as the movement coming forward is less tricky than covering the backcourt.
They will prove less tricky than last year's Catalan charter, but are no guarantee of votes for Mr Zapatero in a 2008 general election.
Analysts worry that MetLife will be less adept at navigating local regulatory regimes than AIG, whose ability to negotiate sweetheart deals in tricky markets was legendary.
Harvesting medical information off the Web is no less tricky for professionals than it is for anyone else.
Boomstick is less varied than Angel, whose ornate settings, tricky puzzles and more complex level design give the game play greater depth.
They are just two prickly, tricky characters who are less unhappy together than they would be apart and there's something moving in their tough disinclination to romanticise their lives.
Seesmic already has a number of UK advocates and users, but some have been less than impressed by its somewhat tricky interface, calling it crappy, buggy, bloated [update: rest of the sentence was "adorable, prototype proof of concept thing they knocked up, but my legs are just tired from using bicycle pedals to fly an aeroplane".] and just plain crap.
If you're a Republican, the maths is no less tricky.
Sales were less than $450.
