Sentence examples for less able to accept from inspiring English sources

Many African states do not, and are thus less able to accept foreign help, even when it is forthcoming.

They are also less able to accept the inevitable change in facial shape which occurs following the loss of teeth.

So everyone else gets blocked out and she becomes more and more stressed and less and less able to accept any help".

This desire can surely only increase, the more disconnected we become from the natural cycle of life and death, and the less able to accept it.

For example, a spam filter that occasionally lets through the occasional junk message could still be usable, but a credit-card company might be less able to accept any errors.

In comparison with people who had no difficulties in accepting the situation, these people were: more likely to feel less confident about themselves; more likely to feel inhibited in carrying out everyday activities; and less able to accept the inevitable change in facial shape which occurs following the loss of teeth.

Israeli officials say that a United Nations vote in favor of Palestinian statehood based on the pre-1967 boundaries could set back peace negotiations for years, because no Palestinian leader would be able to accept anything less than what the United Nations accepts.

Three out of four Australians are already using their mobile phone to make payments, but less than half of Australian businesses are able to accept mobile payments.

The effect of higher molecular movements due to the elevated temperature is therefore less pronounced, since these two enzymes are not able to accept benzaldehyde instead of acetaldehyde as the donor.

I'm better able to accept others' forgiveness, and I'm less bothered by others' indifference.

Being able to accept others without judgment requires so much less energy and effort than hatred does.