Sentence examples for capable of doing less from inspiring English sources

(North Korea may, of course, have sent skilled technicians capable of doing less routine work).

On the cost of the licence fee, Mr Javid told the committee: "The licence fee was frozen in 2010... it shows the BBC is capable of doing more for less".

"Working with the quote-unquote best and brightest, I was seeing more and more [students] who seemed less and less capable of doing the stuff of life.

In short, the heart becomes a bigger, stronger, and more efficient pump capable of doing more work with less effort.

But, Mr. Dingell said, it has turned out that it is leaner, weaker and less capable of doing its job.

D'Amato would no longer be sucking up Republican money and would be far less capable of doing him harm.

"We think of ourselves as having made progress as we grow older, more wise, less capable of doing harm," he said.

All of these made for exciting television at the time, but they have rendered Washington steadily less capable of doing the public's business.

Leaving aside its success in rendering its own employees less capable of doing their jobs, however, the notion is simply incorrect.

I have an excellent English degree and experience that makes me suitable for all these jobs – does my passion for advertising and my creativity mean I am any less capable of doing them?

"To see someone you love deteriorate, to see them become less capable of doing what they were doing so beautifully when you met — that's been hard," he said of his life with Ms. Holm.