Sentence examples for less able to prevent from inspiring English sources

But being under more pressure to keep costs down than its traditional rivals, Netflix appears less able to prevent commercial interests from leaving their fingerprints all over its content.

"This new data suggests that we might be less able to prevent arteriosclerosis than we believed," notes cardiologist and mummy expert Gregory Thomas of the University of California, Irvine, who was not involved in the new work.

However, according to engineering reports that were ignored, the smaller plan would actually cost more money and require a more complicated structure of dams that would in any case be less able to prevent flooding.

Starting PGG treatment at 16 to 18 hours was less able to prevent G1-to-S transition.

Communities with low levels of political influence are less able to prevent siting of such facilities than are communities with political power, and they are less able to demand the best technologies for reducing resulting pollutants.

In contrast, 100 nM Mg1LysM had no effect on the ability of chitin to induce this defence response, suggesting that Mg1LysM is less able to prevent the recognition of chitin by tomato cells (Lee et al. 2014).

But doctors hope the vaccine will be able to prevent a less well-known, but potentially fatal, disease in gay men, anal cancer.

If you can keep your bone and muscle strength up, you're less likely to fall – and you might also be able to prevent yourself from hitting the ground if you do fall.

We may not be able to prevent every violent incident, but we know what to do make violence far less common and far less likely.

Term limits should be such that each president can appoint two justices, and Congress should not be able to prevent a president from appointing the two justices for anything less than a gross lack of qualification of the nominees.

In some cases engineers know they won't be able to prevent an injury, but they can at least make it less debilitating.