Sentence examples for less capability than from inspiring English sources

But that's significantly less capability than it once had: From 2008 through mid-2011, it controlled over half of Somalia and strategically important towns on the Ethiopian and Kenyan border.

A lengthy Harvard Business School study for the Pentagon concluded in April that despite many attempts at reform, "major defense programs still require more than 15 years to deliver less capability than planned, often at two to three times the planned cost".

Called eLISA (where the "e" euphemistically stands for "evolved"), it would have less capability and sensitivity than the original design.

For a time cars with the new hardware would have less capability to assist drivers with steering or braking than older cars running Tesla's Autopilot, Musk said.

Gold increases in price more than semi-precious metals because it has less capability of having its supply increased by discretion.

Although the designed oval Y and Z coils showed more heat dissipation and less cooling capability than biplanar coils with the same gap, they showed an efficient heat-dissipation path to the surrounding air, which would alleviate the heat problem.

Considering that most previously studied sky island species belong to less mobile groups such as beetles and plants, this difference in scale probably reflects the fact that historical processes of isolation are more easily reconstructed in species with less dispersal capability than in highly mobile species [ 1- 4].

The hardware is embedded and provides less computing capabilities than the powerful hardware that is usually installed in experimental vehicles.

Study findings showed that generally, women had less access capabilities than men.

In a recent TIME magazine article, writer Jon Meacham discusses Trump's declaration that he would take talent over experience in any given endeavor: "I've always rated experience far less than capability".

Dear Mas, I'm sorry that your career has been stalled by problems with publishing your work leaving you with less evidence of your research capability than you feel you deserve.