Sentence examples for less worrying to from inspiring English sources

Her murder, following the Taliban's beheading of two pressmen in April, has rattled nerves.No less worrying to local journalists and Western governments is debate over a new media law.

America's nuclear force is far larger, but as Richard Bush and Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution argue in a book published in 2007, nuclear war between the two countries over Taiwan is not unimaginable.No less worrying to the Pentagon is what appears to be a lack of effective communication between the Chinese armed forces and other parts of the bureaucracy.

The initial diagnosis refers to bruising and possible cartilage damage, which is far less worrying to a sportsman than if it had been a ligament problem.

And this, they wager, could take months, if not years.An indefinite postponement is less worrying to Ehud Barak than it would have been in his first months as Israel's prime minister, when peace with Syria was his foreign-policy priority.

Although there are still useless people around (and no money to get rid of them, until they retire), the capable are working full-out, under strain.Should the trusteeship council, presumably under a new name less worrying to the third world, be resurrected to run disabled countries?

But thanks to The Buried Life, a group that helps strangers achieve their dreams, Joe has a little less worrying to do.

If networks are not modular, then the practical value of measuring modularity becomes negligible: the variation in module assignment in networks not significantly modular is probably much less worrying than failure to detect a known modular structure (which is not given here).

Certainly in our hurried, harried hyper-technological age, we hardly have enough time to accomplish our daily list, much less worrying about being kind to others.

Debt spreads have shrunk to less worrying levels.

No less worrying than the judges' willingness to allow oligarchs and petro-billionaires to impose gagging orders and extraordinary costs on their critics, has been their complicity in the chilling of scientific debate.

People who do not consult their GP will not have diseases with mild or no symptoms diagnosed, and their personality could be characterised by a less worrying and more optimistic attitude to health being reflected in better SRH.