Sentence examples for less able to deliver from inspiring English sources

"As the climate warms up, nuclear power plants are less able to deliver," he said.

These courts may continue to process cases, but they will be less and less able to deliver justice.

The distributor may be less able to deliver growth as the business moves away from its core customer base.

That Australian schooling is squandering its patrimony, becoming more socially divided and less able to deliver on the promise of "equal opportunity" by the minute?

Mr. Krastev's thinking suggests a perverse possibility — that Mr. Putin's slacker authoritarianism, while less able to deliver effective governance than the stricter Chinese version, may actually prove to be more enduring.

If they lose money, they'll be less able to deliver on their obligations to retirees, to offer college aid packages to offset the truly horrific tuition prices levied by their institutions, or to finance much-needed philanthropic works.

The EO reports that these offices are less able to consistently deliver high quality evaluations.

HSBC, which does most of its business in Asia, says it is looking to make the bank less complex, more efficient and able to deliver better returns for shareholders.

But where Zesty differentiates is not only by being ultra-selective about the restaurants that are available on the app — making sure, for instance, that they have Yelp ratings of 3.5 stars or more and are able to deliver in less than an hour — but working with them to create a curated group of healthy menu options.

DXFP, compared to AODV, is able to deliver packets with less route discoveries (see Table5), because of using backup routes and the selection of more robust paths.

So far, the system has been able to deliver live video with less than five seconds of delay, although the largest audience so far has been roughly 350 viewers.