Sentence examples for less able to manage from inspiring English sources

"People feel less able to manage all the details, whether they are logistical or religious," she said.

One worry is that this will lead to resignations and a depleted bureaucracy that is less able to manage the country — but this is a longer-term concern.

Ms. Carey built her career with close artistic and personal relationships with executives, and then suddenly found herself at a label able to market her but perhaps less able to manage her both musically and personally.

Since the retirement of Mr Wu in March 2003, the MII has become weaker, less able to manage the state's conflicting agendas as regulator (it wants a cheap phone in every home) and as shareholder.

Smaller businesses that are less able to manage risks are potentially exposed if the product does not sell, says Budd Margolis, an international TV shopping expert who was one of the first producers on QVC UK. "When one sells on QVC the standard terms are sell or return which means if it does not sell, you are not paid.

Older women living alone felt less safe, as did women who were less able to manage on their income.

These doctors may be less able to cope with new medical problems and manage uncertainty or they may have developed continuous relationships appreciated by patients.

Not only does this leave the health service less able to cope with unexpected jumps in demand, but it also makes it more difficult to effectively and safely manage patients.

It would be... less able to cope".

Their parents report feeling happier, less stressed and more able to manage their child's behaviour.

But most of those are for people who are less ill and better able to manage their lives than most adult homes residents.