Sentence examples for far less adept from inspiring English sources
Baras's virtuosity is thrilling: however, as a choreographer and director she's far less adept.
While Mr. Icahn may do that by pushing companies to sell themselves, he has proved far less adept at driving fundamental change.
Today's search engines are far less adept in connecting us to people or to products.
The sad truth is our community is quite adept at fighting external threats, but we seem far less equipped to take care of the mental health and spiritual wellbeing of our own people.
But people who know Mr. Mladic say he is far less flamboyant than Mr. Karadzic, is well trained in military intelligence and is adept at making himself invisible.
Opposition leaders have proved adept at bringing thousands to the streets to demonstrate, but they have been far less successful in attracting the millions of voters necessary to win at the ballot box.
Although there were no clear differences in performance during the training paradigm between the two species, budgerigars were far more adept at learning to identify both sets of complex stimuli than were zebra finches, requiring far less trials to reach criterion.
George W. Bush may be technically less adept than his White House predecessors, but his subject matter — while perfectly SFW, in his rendering — is far more challenging.
They are much less adept at negotiation and compromise.
She was even less adept at child rearing.
