Sentence examples for be less troubling from inspiring English sources

If the inconsistencies and absurdities I will describe were confined to the law, they would be less troubling.

If today's shrinking employment-to-population ratio were mostly a post-feminist variation on that theme, driven by a combination of married men staying home with the kids while their wives work and professional women taking time off during their prime childbearing years, then it would be less troubling that what we're seeing today.

But that figure may be less troubling than it looks.

To be sure, over the long term the China talent challenge may be less troubling than it appears.

If, as Secretary of State John Kerry declared, the killing of reportedly hundreds of people with toxic gas should "shock the conscience of the world," why should attacks using plain old bullets and bombs — which have killed more than 100,000 Syrians so far — be less troubling?

They've been game today but the side they have out really does lack a cutting edge up front, which would be less troubling were it not for the fact that the senior side looks a bit like they do too with both Robin Van Persie and Nicklas Bendtner out.

Other media owners may be less troubled by such prospects and more interested in cashing in on the seller's market of a lifetime.

This may reflect that this group are more conscious of their limitations in relation to more intellectual tasks, e.g. reading for pleasure, than people with less formal education, who may be less troubled by such impairments.

But Mr Munk is less troubled by the prospect of failure this time around.

Others, including Justice William O. Douglas, were less troubled by the abandonment of judicial restraint.

Incremental shifts, like a client being less troubled by distressing voices.