Sentence examples for less a challenge from inspiring English sources

A conference is no less a challenge for the Obama administration.

Basque regionalism, though more akin in its ideas to extreme nationalist movements, was less a challenge than Catalan regionalism.

Citing the procedures for validating the ages of visitors to liquor Web sites, he said: "It's more or less a challenge for young people to come on.

As the piece goes on, the taped singer's interventions come to seem less and less a challenge to the natural voice Ms. Kashkashian creates with and in her viola.

The call to lift sanctions appeared to be less a challenge to the UN Security Council than a nod and a wink to the Bush administration's slowly percolating policy shift towards some kind of "smart" sanctions.

Headquarters in Munich still faces no less a challenge than its erstwhile rival Marconi in its telecom equipment businesses.

As Friday's national jobs report showed, finding work is less and less of a challenge.

Less of a challenge means less improvement.

Less serious, but no less formidable a challenge is convincing people to fly 15 hours or more from the United States or nearly 11 hours from London, to South Africa.

The networks face less of a challenge in deciding what images to use than their cable competitors and PBS because they will broadcast for less time.

Businesspeople are less of a challenge.