Sentence examples for becoming less of a problem from inspiring English sources

He said the figures were not necessarily an indication that insecure work was becoming less of a problem in Britain.

Thankfully, though, this is becoming less of a problem, and most restaurant staff will can leap to help the second you cringingly mention the dreaded 'g' word.

The weight of video glasses is becoming less of a problem as manufacturers find ways to shrink the electronics and use lighter materials.

– Kendra Keith, instructional designer, TechChange 8. Lack of digital skills "Traditionally, lack of digital skills has been a problem, but I'm hopeful it is becoming less of a problem.

With the increasing sophistication of deep learning algorithms and neural networks, this is becoming less of a problem.

The World Cup will be staged during Brazil's winter months but humidity will be a key factor, with that becoming less of a problem the further south you travel.

We were becoming less of a catch, if you like.

A second reason is that failure is becoming less of a stigma.

"You have a company that is becoming less of a traditional growth story," Mr. Moerdler said.

At least race is becoming less of a factor.

"Weather is becoming less of a factor," Roberts said.