Sentence examples for less able to walk from inspiring English sources

An England side that often seemed devoid of personality (referring so ubiquitously to 'executing skills' tends to do that) came up against Aussies who tried to talk the talk but who, aside from the occasional pretty quickstep, were ultimately less able to walk the walk than Stuart Broad.

And having little body fat makes Sulbin less buoyant, able to walk across the reef bed with ease.

In men (table 4), the differences were less marked but still compatible with no mortality data being associated with older age, unobserved gait status and less likelihood of being able to walk without help (table 4).

"If people tease me, which is much less often, I am now able to walk away," says James. "And I haven't had a single detention this year," says Tom. Another major challenge for the boys has been learning to cope with change.

This means that some services in and around suburban activity centres mean that many more people will be able to walk less than 2 km.

The score is out of five where zero denotes full recovery, five denotes death and a score of two or less means a patient is able to walk and manage their own affairs [ 27].

But now she was afraid that he would no longer be able to walk, much less tend to his work.

For the ZeroG session, participants were required to be able to walk with less than or equal to 68 kg (150 lbs) offset, as this was the maximum amount of dynamic BWS (constant rope tension) the machine could provide.

"I'll be able to walk farther, with less effort," he said.

One study of people who have pain in their legs while walking because of poor circulation (the medical term is intermittent claudication) found that they were able to walk farther with less pain if they used hiking poles.

Nonetheless, if the birds reared with more balanced lighting are better able to walk and spend less time sitting on the litter during the periods of full lights, this might lessen opportunity for horizontal transmission of Salmonella between the birds' exterior and the litter.