Sentence examples for be much less able from inspiring English sources

Then again, Bhumibol's son, Prince Vajiralongkorn, is said to be much less able than his old man, and he may in time represent a mortal danger to his royal house: An idiot heir can mess things up very quickly.

And yet the unfortunate truth about power is this--if we do not exercise power in the world, then we surrender influence over the world to those who may be much less able, but much more willing.

The alloy is much less able than pure palladium to absorb hydrogen and shows different properties as an electrocatalyst.

"I feel the appreciation from my aunt, even if she's much less able to verbalize it".

They were more easily distracted, had less control over their attention, and were much less able to distinguish important information from trivia.

On the other hand, its corrupt and underfunded government is much less able or inclined to manage China's engagement for the benefit of its people.

The emergence of a global banking system means central banks are much less able to monitor and control what is going on.

Moreover, as a weaker state, Azerbaijan is much less able to show a China-like resistance to international attention on its human rights record.

As a result, great baseball players are much less able to compensate for weak teammates than their counterparts in other sports.

When it comes to water politics, no Soviet central planner could have done worse than America.The developing world is just as capable as is America of pursuing disastrous irrigation policies, but it is much less able to afford them.

In the 3rd century bce they managed to contain Macedonian pressure from the south, but in later years they were much less able to fend off Celtic invaders from the northwest.