Sentence examples for less command of from inspiring English sources
It is disappointing that officials who are in the best position of anyone to make sense of the admittedly sparse data on anthrax are throwing up their hands and leaving the decision to patients and doctors who have far less command of the subject.
First aiders outside of the park also double as fire and rescue workers and may only have basic knowledge of first aid and less command of the english language compared to most park employees.
Lester's Othello looks to be a first-rate commander who eventually proves less commanding of his emotions than he or Desdemona believed him to be.
One commentator wrote of the scene that "it appears to me there never was more confusion and less command".
Levine was no less in command of the bigger picture.
Yes, Paul Hunter's Dogberry could shed a tic or two and Ewan Stewart's Don Pedro, the abiding trickster, takes less vibrant command of that part than does Adam James across the Thames.
In the western areas in which Irish was the traditional speech, there are now fewer than 50,000 people to whom it is a mother tongue, and all but a handful of these have a more or less adequate command of English.
At home she was no less commanding.
Even Nadal has seemed less commanding.
Mr. Nathan more or less commanded the conversation.
This will be less unified, less command-and-control.
