Sentence examples similar to less challenging to exploit from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's less challenging to think about Hilary Benn's inflections and pregnant pauses?

A satellite is less challenging to shoot down than a warhead.

In addition, having fewer options may also make the test less challenging to young learners (*Schoonen and Verhallen 2008).

"Women wilfully feminised men to make them less masculine, less challenging to our ambitions, less competition for us.

Less challenging to play are the musical click sticks ($13 to $32) used in rituals to create mesmerizing rhythms for dancers.

Of course, the benefits of treatments are no less challenging to quantify than the harms.

But mostly, the agency relied on less direct means to exploit the American media.

To make this exercise less challenging, aim to reach your ankles instead of your knees.

Conversely, in schools where courses may not be weighted, some students select less challenging classes to score easy A's.

Gordy's in-house writing team Eddie and Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier provided the Four Tops with just the kind of challenging material they needed to exploit their vocal power.

"It's challenging to implement but much less challenging than an international criminal court, which we've done," Martinez-Fraga says.