Sentence examples for less able to handle from inspiring English sources
"It's the danger that putting officers on consecutive shifts makes them more ill tempered, less able to handle the difficult circumstances that inevitably arise in a jail".
Although the aggregates didn't appear to bother the young cells, the cells become less able to handle the aggregates as they age and their ability to respond quickly and appropriately to "make new neuron" signals was significantly hampered.
She said, 'Oh I'm ready to go to combat.' Do I think she's any more or less qualified or more or less able to handle it because she's a female?
Cognitive impairment that affects decision-making and memory, depression that makes patients less able to handle self-care, worsening eyesight that makes it harder to use glucometers or syringes — all can make diabetes routines more challenging.
All studies on neonates and children, except one, recommended a routine screening for G6PD deficiency for this at-risk subpopulation because their immature hepatic function potentially makes them less able to handle any excess bilirubin load.
Buffeted by two years of treacherous weather that they are less able to handle than richer nations — from floods in India to water shortages in China — developing countries are feeling vulnerable.
They could also be less able to manage their treatment, i.e. handle their medication and evaluate their condition and the effect of the treatment.
The lack of sensitivity to the replication inhibitors hydroxyurea and aphidicolin suggests that it is not the inhibition of DNA replication, but the replication-blocking DNA damage per se which causes a problem that RBS cells are less well able to handle.
Problem: other GPUs might be less capable, and not able to handle jobs sent by server.
Furthermore, hyper-coddled investors are less likely to be able to handle the consequences when things go wrong.
If you ignore it and feel like you failed, you are less likely to be able to handle the next craving that comes along.
