Sentence examples for considerably less of a from inspiring English sources
Financial advisers say owning a fund at a firm in the spotlight is considerably less of a risk than owning the stock of a company under scrutiny.
Although abortion would prove to be a more troubling issue for the court as a whole, it posed considerably less of a personal challenge for Justice Blackmun.
The Yanks won five straight World Series from 1949-53, butheyey posed considerably less of a problem for Parnell than for almost any other pitcher.
Tokyo, in spite of a substantial foreign population and its world-class status, has considerably less of a cosmopolitan feel than a city such as New York.
Despite Mr. Perrin's statement, Mr. Welling said he did not know why the Cisne Branco decided to turn back early, because slack water is considerably less of a factor at the piers on the Hudson River, which are spaced farther apart.
Mr. Cohen's pawnshop, State Pawners & Jewelers, based on South Ashland Avenue, has caused considerably less of a stir than his brief political career.. "His shop is a paid member in good standing of the Illinois Pawnbrokers Association," said Mr. Schoeneman, who had dinner with Mr. Cohen a few months ago but has not spoken to him since the political scandal broke.
That one's a lot of fun – and considerably less of an investment of time and energy.
The U.K., a country the size of Idaho, with a population of 59 million, presents considerably less of an obstacle for switching over to digital transmission when compared with the U.S., where massive geography and population provide only a portion of the challenges faced in going digital.
Not having a stable job has become considerably less of an obstacle, dropping to 24% this year compared with 36% last year thanks to the recovering job market.
If the managers in organisations who impose uniforms on staff had to wear them, we'd surely see considerably less of them.
