Sentence examples for is less question from inspiring English sources

If their frankly prosaic character renders pronouncements about the excellence of individual pictures difficult to make, she observes, there is less question about the force and power of the totality of his work.

I've only known a few weeks and I didn't want to disrupt the team, so I thought if we could announce it the week before the last home game there'd be less questions.

So it is less a question of form and more a question of function.

Perhaps the way to job happiness is less a question of job title, and more a question of adapting to changing environments and needs as best we can.

This is less a question of skill than of temperament.

It is less a question of supporting the group than opposing police tactics, they say.

And yours is less a question of ethics than of pragmatism.

His critics say it is less a question of pronouncing realities than how they are pronounced.

But for Hunt, it is less a question of breaking with Blair than acknowledging that times move on.

It is less a question of what you know than how curious you are about what you do not.

But as the Republicans tell the story, the Democrats' animosity is less a question of being mad as hell than of having anger issues.