Examples of using Less of a problem in English and their translations into Slovak
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I may have had less of a problem.
When it comes to ourselves and to the United States, human rights appear to be less of a problem.
Food is less of a problem than water.
Now I am getting it more, but it is less of a problem.
It's even less of a problem to paint landscapes.
In certain countries, this appears to be less of a problem than others.
Acne can be less of a problem if you sleep on a pillowcase that is clean each night.
Then, those horrible things that Satan can do become less of a problem.
The women have less of a problem in this area.
Later she became interested in a series of story books,and reading gradually became less of a problem.
This is why some people tend to have less of a problem with DHT than others.
Money is less of a problem than it was, because foreign investment has started flooding into the country.
This is uncomfortable, but it will pass and may become less of a problem as you get stronger.
This is less of a problem with smaller cuts like chicken breasts, though even those benefit from resting at room temperature for five or 10 minutes before cooking.
In the 21st Century, polio is far less of a problem than it was 100 years ago.
You know, this was less of a problem after religions came about, since when you meditate or do a meditation retreat in a monastery there are people who provide you with food and drink, so there isn't that concern.
However, with improved technology this becomes less of a problem with novel centrifugal pump systems.
Historically, drivers were less of a problem, as the number of devices was small and trusted anyway, so having them in the kernel simplified the design and avoided potential performance problems. .
Basically, the more of the day-to-day expenses of living as an independent college student that you can take on as a parent for your child,the less student loans they will have to deal with and the less of a problem your late start to college savings will be.
For many men, having grey hair is less of a problem than hair loss and/or thinning hair.
Finding a good place to live will become less and less of a problem as people stop paying their rents and mortgages and get foreclosed or evicted, because the number of vacant properties will only increase.
I dare say that the language barrier will be less of a problem with the Cockneys, although I believe this rhyming slang.
Currently infringement proceedings for late implementation are less of a problem(at the end of 2013 there were 390 cases pending); rather, as in 2012, most infringements(62% of all cases) concerned non-compliance with EU law in the areas of the environment, taxation, transport and the single market and services33.
Finding enough money is going to be less of a problem at the moment than getting it out to the people who need it.