Sentence examples for less able to work from inspiring English sources

Students are also less able to work part-time during the holidays because of this.

In a year's time, perhaps earlier, he may look much less regal and much less able to work miracles.

Employees who suffer from depression may be fatigued and irritable and, therefore, less able to work effectively with others.

I let my children know how proud I am that we contribute our tax to help people less fortunate than ourselves, or less able to work.

The report said that everybody involved — host countries, countries of origin and donors — "seem less able to work together to find solutions".

An additional 76 per cent of people said the Work Programme had made them feel less able to work than before they had started it.

Employees of color at B Lab reported in a 2017 staff survey that they felt more isolated and less able to bring their full selves to work than their white coworkers.

This view asserts that bureaucrats are far less able to make an asset work for them than private managers, and that resources are used more productively in the private sector.

People who work in physically demanding occupations are less likely to be able to work longer as they wait to reach eligibility for Medicare.

I can film YouTube videos and hold Skype calls against the right background for my brand but, most importantly, I feel less crowded and more able to work and plan effectively.

On the other hand, it makes the solution less portable and not able to work in a stand-alone situation.