Sentence examples for far less troublesome from inspiring English sources
So, with fewer than a dozen black students and only a few more Asian students on campus, the rule banning interracial dating was far less troublesome to most of us than the rule that prohibited all couples from holding hands.
Far less troublesome are the customers who venture inside, where, under the dimly flickering light of the movies, they unite amid lip smacks, moans, offers of "service" and mumbled haggling.
I argue that the principal theoretical and practical drawbacks of Nash equilibrium as a solution concept are far less troublesome in problems of mechanism design than in most other applications of game theory.
It is far more convenient and less troublesome, some people say, to make small money in the comfort of familiar surroundings, instead of relatively big money in the clutches of a lonely and inhospitable land.
The answer, it seems, might provide lessons on how to handle other regimes that the United States finds troublesome, like those of Iraq and North Korea, and might suggest solutions far less messy than military invasion.
Thereʼs another, far less serious problem that comes with a rapid growth in domestic demand - a troublesome issue which the book omits, but which Dr Mahani laments with a wry smile.
The novel's other unions are no less troublesome.
Many receive far, far less, if anything.
It adds up to far, far less.
Pundits were far less diplomatic.
