Examples of using Less of a problem in English and their translations into French
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Less of a problem.
This would be less of a problem.
Less of a problem for me than for some.
In the summer, this is less of a problem.
Much less of a problem.
People also translate
For steaks, this is less of a problem.
It is less of a problem for children.
Sitting or standing,that's less of a problem.
That is less of a problem in summer.
In British English it is less of a problem.
That is less of a problem in summer.
This is becoming less and less of a problem.
That may be less of a problem than it seems.
This means that location has become less of a problem.
That should be less of a problem in future.
Less of a problem, and more of a solution!
Food is much less of a problem.
In contrast, non-payments from Singaporean businesses are less of a problem.
That may seem less of a problem now.
However, with d: facto™,that spill is much less of a problem.
Snow is even less of a problem than rain.
In this case, distribution becomes less of a problem.
This is less of a problem in industrialized nations.
In a man there is less of a problem.
I have less of a problem with the association now.
Nowadays, memory loss is less of a problem.
This was much less of a problem among rural youth(7%) Chart4‑5.
Lack of memory is now less of a problem.
With SendGB, this is less of a problem as you want patience to share large files.
If they have a full field of peripheral vision then mobility will be less of a problem.