Sentence examples for less able to stop from inspiring English sources

Their Western-backed successors have been less able to stop the inexorable spread of poppy farming.

This may make them less able to stop, and more likely to strike ships.

As a result, adolescents are more likely to act on impulse and be less able to stop, modify their behavior or fully consider the consequences of their actions.

Weak governments, in turn, are less able to stop corruption and the production and smuggling of arms and drugs, which may in turn help finance warlords, insurgents and terrorists.Instability breeds instability.

In other words, despite analog 4 being more tightly bound, it is noticeably positioned in a region of the binding site much closer to the surface, and therefore less able to stop the permeation of ions deep inside the pocket.

Such studies show, for example, that men belittle women's use of physical violence against them and react to IPV with laughter and ridicule, [ 8, 13] while women report greater fear of their partner [ 14] and feel less able to stop physically violent events than men [ 15].

Those with an extracapsular pattern were less likely to be able to stop glucocorticoid therapy within the first year.

Any less and you won't be able to stop in time if the driver in front of you slams on their brakes.

You will be able to stop more quickly, with less skidding.

The more time that passes, the less likely it is that your bank will be able to stop the check before the funds are taken out of your account.

These are stuffed!" The one person able to stop the flurry of hands smoothing out the pile was a bewigged and less than lucid seventy-one-year-old Yevgenia Leneva, a commission and Communist Party member.