Sentence examples for less able to see from inspiring English sources

Or that short people, perhaps less able to see the road, may also be riskier risks?

Yet the relatives of Elías García Martínez, the painter of the fresco, are rather less able to see the joke.

This exciting work suggests that people with BDD have abnormalities in visual processing, in that they tend to overfocus on tiny details of a visual stimulus and are less able to see the 'big picture' than people without BDD".

In Italy Mario Monti is the best prime minister in decades, but he is unelected, increasingly unpopular, and ever less able to see through the reforms his country needs.

That may be because Americans face higher out-of-pocket costs than citizens elsewhere, are less apt to have a long-term doctor, less able to see a doctor on the same day when sick, and less apt to get their questions answered or receive clear instructions from a doctor.

Prebble warned of the dangers of the BBC gathering too many of its journalists in its new Broadcasting House headquarters in London's West End, saying: "A large group of people working together are in danger of becoming more homogenous in their thinking, not less, and so less able to see when the output reflects a narrow outlook".

Some clinicians may feel they are less able to control situations when they can see but not touch or offer human presence, and clinicians require confidence to communicate in the virtual environment to manage difficult conversations.

We could further speculate that the underlying rationale may be that they are seen as less able to interpret their pain, both cognitively and emotionally, due to their neurological impairment.

The closer he gets to God, the less and less he is able to see".

The familiar stories and self-judgments would still arise, but because the fear was less intense, he was able to see that his thoughts were just thoughts, not the truth about how things were.

With everything in primary care, it's much easier and less stigmatized to be able to see a provider" (participant A6).