Sentence examples for have less strength from inspiring English sources

"Unions have less strength when they represent a lower percentage of workers," she said.

"Despite so many security threats emerging or growing," Mr. Cornyn said, "the administration envisions a military that will have less strength to meet them".

The horse and mule, however, have less strength and stamina, though more agility, than the ox, history's primary beast of burden.

Though the Army screens out the seriously obese and completely unfit, it is still finding that many of the recruits who reach basic training have less strength and endurance than privates past.

P-l/d-lactide-TMC osteosynthesis seemed to have less strength against compressive forces after maxillary elongation and it is less resistant to the forces exerted by the tongue pressing against the mandible after setback [31].

While small lesions can be resurfaced using this form of surgery, the repair tissue tends to have less strength than normal hyaline cartilage and must be protected for 6 to 12 months.

The weak gel damaged the formation more than the strong gel because the weak gel had less strength and compressed further than the strong gel.

"Pulling a hair out by its roots means a new, thin and weak baby hair will start growing in its place, which naturally has less strength and thickness toward the tip to find its way out of the surface in a straight shot," Krant says.

Women on average had less strength than men.

This in turn concludes that a smaller ACL has less strength thus predisposing it to increased risk of injury.

In contrast to these studies, we found no evidence that the affected arms had less strength than the contralateral arms, or that the amount of shortening or altered scapular orientation influenced strength.