Sentence examples for less able to control from inspiring English sources

Certainly he appears to be less able to control his temper these days.

Isolation changes the way the brain works, often making individuals more impulsive, less able to control themselves.

It also means national governments are less able to control what happens in their own society and economy.

Governments, even Chinese communist ones, are less able to control economic outcomes than they claim to be.

They are less able to control the risks they face and often have no option but to expose themselves to greater danger".

Is it a response to the greater pressures of business – the desire to control things as it becomes increasingly clear that we are less able to control anything?

Now he deals with the consequences of conjuring up a decision maker who decides in ways that the president may well not like, much less be able to control.

This optimum NO production sustained by citrulline recycling via Ass1 and Asl may be important for controlling mycobacterial infections, as Ass1-deficient mice were less well able to control M. tuberculosis infection.

This latest move makes the Echo seem less gimmicky – being able to control your home via voice commands is a nifty trick for the device.

Think about the medical industry — if you give someone a drug, you know that you're giving them the same drug more or less — you're able to control what the dosage is, how they're using it, when they're using it, and you're confident that over time it's not changing.

Think about the medical industry — if you give someone a drug, you know that you're giving them the same drug more or less — you're able to control what the dosage is, how they're using it, when they're using it, and you're confident that over time it's not changing.