Sentence examples for were less of a problem from inspiring English sources

Numbers were less of a problem than the quality of opposition.

The poll found skill shortages were less of a problem for businesses than 12 months ago but that employment was expected to slow this year.

The general said American military supplies were less of a problem because there were "alternative methods" of delivering ammunition, food and fuel, presumably by air.

Vowels were less of a problem for early Romance scribes diphthongs were simply shown as vowel combinations such as ie, uo.

Still, he said, the druggies were less of a problem for him "than people who come out of the bars and are puking in my doorstep".

CPM job diversity was probably more wide ranging in the CRO environment at the time compared with the large pharmaceutical companies, where additional staff resources were less of a problem and many of the (CRO) CPM's duties would naturally fall to, say, a person allocated a given task who oversaw that task for a whole group of studies.

By any reasonable measure, illegal immigration is less of a problem now than it was a decade ago.

Drawing audiences is less of a problem.

Sadly, providing tents is less of a problem in Bhachau.

"In eastern Europe, it is less of a problem".

High winds and rough seas are less of a problem.