Sentence examples for considers less of from inspiring English sources
Another Republican contender, Steve Forbes, whom the state party considers less of a threat to Mr. Bush, spent $750,000 on lawyers and petition gatherers in New York and is expected to be on the ballot across the state.
In addition, he proposed an exemption allowing continued development of oil and gas exploration and extraction, which USGS considers less of a threat than loss of sea ice.
Even though Giambi never specified what he was apologizing for two years ago, he was considered less of a villain than Bonds.
State Republicans this year say they will not dispute the petitions of Mr. Forbes, who is considered less of a threat to Mr. Bush.
Must be proactive & nasty!" His assessment is doubtful on many levels; his anxiety that he might be considered less of a leader than Barack Obama is not.
Raking up retaliation for a dent in Italian pride may be considered less of a priority than hitting some new levels of concentrated ambition.
Pakistan's weapons themselves are considered less of a concern — thanks in part to a secret program initiated by the Bush administration, with Mr. Musharraf's consent, to help train Pakistani security forces to keep the weapons safe.
The company claims the battery – which, unlike the lithium-ion batteries used in most electric cars, is solid and so considered less of a safety risk – has a longer overall lifespan and significantly greater range between charges than conventional batteries.
And while it may seem like a safe choice, Mr. Haimes said it is actually risky to do a play with 29 actors (musicals with large casts appeal to more people and are therefore considered less of a gamble).
