Sentence examples for less being able to from inspiring English sources
None the less, being able to do this instead of reaching blindly round to the back of the phone to press a circular sensor is a major step forward.
Being able to do what you love these days, much less being able to connect it to a great cause, isn't easy.
Just a few months ago, Szymoniak had little hope of even remaining in her own house, much less being able to give millions of dollars away to charity.
The opposition has more or less been able to campaign freely".
It is likely you haven't heard of either, still less be able to tell these similarly named practices apart.
With adults, the consensus now is that we should more or less be able to view what we want.
No disrespect to Joe Allen and the other midfield players that we have lost over the years, but we've more or less been able to replace them.
About 9 percent might make some money in their field, and 1 percent or less are able to make some kind of living, and probably not a glamorous one.
I feel like I've reached a point in my life where I could be plopped down in any culture of the world, whether I knew the language or not, and more or less be able to get by.
The best camera sensor ever made couldn't recognize a ball — much less be able to catch it.
For example, only couples who earn up to a combined $189,000 each year and singles who make $135,000 or less are able to contribute to a Roth IRA.
