Sentence examples for much less challenging from inspiring English sources

Ann Livermore, executive vice president for the technology solutions group at H.P., said that unlike the Compaq deal, which touched virtually every piece of Hewlett-Packard's business, the E.D.S purchase will be much less challenging.

The system could probably rate my pronunciation, but how can it accurately rate my in-depth thinking and ability in argumentation?' (Participant 10) For some participants who had experience in taking other spoken English tests such as the speaking sections of TOEFL iBT and IELTS, they compared the VET with these tests, pointing out that the VET appeared much less challenging.

The stage, in fact, turned out to be much less challenging than it seemed on paper.

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

Why do so many New York galleries with resources far greater than those available to Apexart settle for doing so much less challenging work?

"And it's much less challenging for developers than finished space, no muss, no fuss," said Jane Gladstein, an executive vice president of Corcoran Group Marketing.

Such claims may be misguided, but cannot be understood, much less challenged, by pretending that Islam has nothing at all to do with them.Jihadists claim to be fighting a war against the West.

In contrast, our own members of Congress give speeches to empty galleries and their pronouncements are rarely heard, much less challenged.

His son, however, never interrupts, much less challenges, him.

He rarely allows discussion of sensitive issues, much less challenges to party policies.

As with the use of torture, the use of secret intelligence outside of the ordinary legal process makes it difficult even to discover the violation, much less challenge it legally.