Sentence examples for less able to face from inspiring English sources
Latvia's problem has been its openness, says Krievars: the country has amongst the lowest subsidies for the agricultural sector within the European Union, which has made the farmers less able to face up to more heavily-subsidized and better-protected foreign competitors in the local Latvian market too.
How are you going to be able to face death?
"You have to be able to face criticism and rejection.
…been able to face up to problems?
…. [Today] we have to be able to face our problems.
Neither player will be able to face Crawley next month.
People with the gene variant are less able to recognise faces and it's a bit like inheriting the kind of genes that make you two inches shorter than the average height," Professor Scuse explained.
As the mother of a severely autistic and retarded 36-year-old child, I know that as parents age and are less able to cope, they must face the additional stigma of "having to put their child in an institution" when they cannot entrust their adult child to a sibling's care and must seek residential placement.
Studies of Implicit Bias where you are asked to quickly associate words with faces demonstrate that we are nearly universally less able to quickly associate darker faces with positive words, though white respondents find it more difficult than non-whites.
They are less able to control the risks they face and often have no option but to expose themselves to greater danger".
People given authority, even in artificial role-playing experiments, become less compassionate by some measures, and even less able to read emotions in the faces of other people.
