Sentence examples for has become less able from inspiring English sources
Yet China, which is increasingly disgruntled with Mr Kim, has become less able to influence him.
Even as the environmental movement has become an established presence in Washington, it has become less able to win legislative victories.
The Vatican confirmed the announcement in its own one-sentence statement, citing a church canon that "earnestly" requests the resignation of a bishop "who has become less able to fulfill his office because of ill health or some other grave cause".
The DH itself has become less able to assert its authority in the running of the NHS as there aren't as many civil servants working there now; NHS England, Monitor and the CQC between them now have over four and a half times as many senior civil servants as the DH.
After the Fall, plants had become less nutritious, or the human body had become less able to extract nutriment from plants, and we were now metabolically obliged to kill animals and eat their flesh.
Perhaps the language is well-intentioned, an attempt by society to care for its oldest members who may have become less able to look after themselves in the past.
Swedish sex workers have said that since clients have been criminalised, they have been treated worse by the authorities; as the stigma attached to prostitution has increased, women have become less able to report violence to the police, some have had their children taken away and there have been reports of suicide.
But as check-in's and Gamification has become less sexy, some have wondered if Crowley was going to be able to recover.
