Sentence examples for challenging less from inspiring English sources

"It's much more challenging, less objective" than men's wear, the designer said.

Though the songs on "Feels Like Home" are more challenging, less easy on the ears, they do start to take root after a few listens.

Without wanting to give too much away, it's a less challenging, less emotionally raw experience than Smile Off Your Face (reviewed by Claire Armitstead here) - as an audience member, you're more a participant.

In looking over the old issues, Michael Pareles, the current editor in chief, concluded that today's Record was "less challenging, less controversial" then it had been at certain points in the past, like the 1970's, when it focused on issues like the Vietnam War and student drug use.

Practitioners in group C described their working environment to be challenging, less stressful and frustrating, and more collegial, friendly and healthy than other health care delivery settings they have or had worked in.

We are more likely to assume that the proposal being made to us is a definitive position and so we challenge less.

Why do I do this during challenges less death-defying?

That may make it a bit more challenging for less technical types to use.

For these reasons, this diagnosis can be challenging for less experienced radiologists and is generally easier when a clinical suspicion is present.

Lack of a hernial sack makes the diagnosis of transmesenteric hernias challenging and less obvious on imaging, especially when there are no signs of obstruction (Fig. 5).

Now the state is embroiled in lawsuits challenging no less than seven of this year's signature legislative "achievements".