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known ARs as opposed to unexpected or newly observed ones ; less serious as opposed to serious ones ) . The court may conclude that the defendant 's criminal history was significantly less serious than that of most defendants in the same criminal history category ( Category II ) , and therefore consider a downward departure from the guidelines . Yet the threat from radical Islam is still less serious than the one posed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War . The rents had proved far less serious than she had feared ; the daylight held out till the last of them was skilfully mended ; and just as the red beams of the sinking sun came streaming through the willow-trees at the foot of the garden , Ramona , darting down the garden , had reached the brook , and kneeling on the grass , had dipped the linen into the water . The side effects are generally less serious than those from prednisone . Another complication less serious in these other countries than in the UK is that they do not provide widespread means-tested support for housing costs , and so have less cause for concern over the combined effect of tapering more than one benefit . I think we were no less serious about democracy in Vietnam . Diabetes – certainly the adult-onset ( type 2 ) form – tends to be seen as less serious than cancer and heart disease , especially since , unlike juvenile-onset ( type 1 ) diabetes , it can be controlled with exercise , diet and drugs , and does not always require insulin injections . Damage from spring frost is less serious after trees reach from 4 to 6 m ( 13 to 19 ft ) in height .