Sentence examples for less capable of being from inspiring English sources
It's a myth that men are any less capable of being a full-time parent.
After A Bout de Souffle, the fragmentation of narrative became more audacious and the films, though frequently brilliant, like Vivre sa Vie, Alphaville or Pierrot le Fou, less capable of being analysed in a conventional way.
Why is unclear, but Tattersall says that "our best guess is that the control over the vessels takes time to develop, or the blood vessels in juveniles are much denser than in adults and are less capable of being controlled".
However, if very small plates are created preferentially at transform faults, then, this discovery becomes more difficult because most transform faults are in oceanic areas and so are less capable of being explored in the detail necessary to find these small plates.
There is no word in the English language less in need of a modifier, nor less capable of being modified, than rape.
In earlier studies [13], [16], it was suggested that oocytes that survive DXR treatment might be less capable of being fertilized successfully.
Some of the cells were capable of spreading throughout the body and were said to have a high 'metastatic potential'; others were less capable of spreading and were said to have a low metastatic potential.
Children are generally thought to be less capable of moral reasoning than adults; they are permitted to be ruder, noisier, even, in a limited way, more violent; they are seen as less responsible for their actions.
I don't feel like I'm any less capable of doing what they were doing at that point.
In such cases the individual may be less capable of productive work, because energy is drained into the protection of unrealistic self-concepts, or the individual may be burdened by neurotic symptoms.
When disabilities are severe the patient is less capable of participating in performing activities and it is less time consuming for care personnel to perform the activity without the participation of the severe disabled elderly.
