Sentence examples for but felt less able from inspiring English sources

PHR group patients were more satisfied with the recovery they had made (79% vs. 59%, p=0.04), but felt less able to talk to staff about their problems (61% vs. 82%, p=0.02).

Smokers felt less able to resist.

This year, as the market plunged, those customers felt less able to afford a new Kelly bag or another pair of fine calfskin loafers.

She added that the survey's findings that social workers felt less able to keep the vulnerable people they work with safe were "alarming".

It also found 83% of those with mental health problems surveyed said their self-esteem had worsened, and 76% said they felt less able to work as a result of DWP back-to-work schemes.

He asks if Marr felt less able to hold the powerful to account because he was working under the Ofcom or BBC regime, than when he was regulated by the PCC.

It found 83% of those with mental health problems said their self-esteem had worsened and 76% said they felt less able to work as a result of DWP back-to-work schemes.

And 68% of all respondents, and 69% of all managers surveyed, said they felt less able to keep the children or vulnerable adults they work with safe as a result of cuts to their team.

Interviewees considered that this was either because patients felt less able to refuse their invitations or felt more confident of research promoted by them.

It is also possible that the participants may have felt less able to voice negative views as they were interviewed within the institution in which they were receiving care.

However the disadvantage of this approach was that interviewees may have been aware of the interviewer in their care provider role and felt less able to criticise the health service or providers in their responses.