Sentence examples for less able to help from inspiring English sources

With fewer jobs available, teenagers are less able to help their families financially.

In Lancashire, James Fleming set up the Green Dreams Project to provide support for those patients he felt he was less able to help as a GP.

Unemployment remains a problem, credit is hard to access, and parents hurt by the recession or victim to foreclosure are less able to help out, Ms. Ross said.

"It's not surprising that renters are less able to help their kids buy a house than homeowners – it is much harder to amass savings when you're paying off someone else's mortgage instead of your own," she said.

And the sense of crisis is further compounded by the fact local authorities are entering their sixth year of funding cuts, and are less and less able to help.

It means they are less able to help their kids with everyday items, much less college tuition.

"Our parents and in-laws are older and less apt to be able to help us and be supportive and be involved".

He was a thought leader on the need for those most able to help the less fortunate.

From the 19th century on, they were able to help their less-favoured brethren in Iran, either through gifts or through intervention with the government.

If you are prepared to try a "gentler approach," to forestry, with less "short term profit," I may be able to help.

Your loved ones can tell that something is wrong, and they will feel less worried and powerless if they are able to help you.