Sentence examples for being less problematic from inspiring English sources

As mentioned above, farmers view bears as being less problematic than wolves.

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.

Also, side effects are less problematic for someone with little left to lose.

Some companies have reformulated their products in a genuine, wholehearted way, replacing ingredients with substitutes that are less problematic.

The second act, shorter and with greater dramatic tension as the vote on the Declaration nears, is less problematic.

Analysts say the access issue is less problematic when companies gather information, usually offline, that includes a person's identity.

Dresden's restoration would be less problematic if it had come after a period of self-scrutiny.

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

Fifty years ago, when writers were romanticized differently, it was less problematic to imagine an author and his narrator as an essentially Siamese-twin phenomenon.

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