Sentence examples for have less capacity from inspiring English sources

"The [Taliban] have less capacity, they have been degraded somewhat," he told the New York Times.

The small towns to which they return have less capacity to cope.

They have less capacity to move large quantities of drugs and avoid taking on federal forces.

"This just means that they have less capacity; they have been degraded somewhat," he said of the insurgents.

All patients suffering from arsenic poisoning – arsenicosis – have less capacity to work, their income reduces, and their households are gradually marginalised.

In the field, faced with the compelling and urgent needs of others, aid workers have less capacity to tune into their own needs.

The air version had less capacity.

Senior border patrol officials told the OIG they had less capacity to do their primary job of securing the border because they were looking after children.

By way of example of continuing aid to a middle-income country, Greening cited Pakistan as having less capacity to address extreme poverty than India.

With fewer bases scattered around Afghanistan, fewer troops on the ground and reduced air transportation, the military has less capacity to provide security for development teams.

The heavy passenger compartments of the sport utilities use up a lot of the weight-carrying capacity of the pickup suspensions, so the suspension has less capacity left over for supporting passengers and cargo.