Sentence examples for less able to respond from inspiring English sources
These substances may make cells less able to respond to insulin, increasing the body's demand for the hormone.
The heart becomes thicker-walled from having to pump against the pressure, and less able to respond to the demands of exertion.
He said that if a fiscal deal was not reached to stop those cuts, the armed forces would be weakened and less able to respond to global crises.
Staffing reductions also mean that schools are less able to respond to the needs of poor children, whose ranks have increased by 2.3 million from 2008 to 2010.
Britain outside the EU would be less able to respond with the speed and strength we need to tackle complex and growing cross-border threats to all our communities.
Making the analogy with the way that village pubs have suffered from ownership by major national pub chains, he said that local newspapers are less able to respond to market changes because they are no longer community focused.
Those with lower CAC had evidence of better cardiovascular outcome with intensive glycemic treatment, but with higher CAC glycemic treatment did not produce cardiovascular benefit, which Reaven interpreted as "suggesting perhaps that if you have … extensive disease you are less well able to respond".
The Worm for All Seasons, capable of responding to every environmental change that it is likely to encounter during its long-term evolution, will not necessarily be fitter than a less flexible worm able to respond behaviorally only to those changes that occur frequently in its environment.
"Colombia doesn't have the necessary tools, not economically, even less politically, to be able to respond to this".
Possibly, children are able to decide with cold cognition on research participation, but are less able to responsibly respond to, for example, unforeseen traffic situations or stressful peer-interactions.
We would be able to respond less swiftly to alerts for missing people, either side of the Channel, and reunite them with their loved ones.
