Sentence examples for less maturity from inspiring English sources

"My big concern is that a lot more guys with less maturity and less development are going to be put in a position of making a decision of whether they should go for the draft," Saban said.

TrEMBL shows less maturity, with many words occurring with a high frequency.

Poverty is associated with self-efficacy - that is, an individual's judgement about their own ability to coordinate and carry out what is necessary to achieve a desired outcome; those with low self-efficacy approach career management with less maturity than those with high self-efficacy [ 96].

In addition to being a score of cell type, this scale was read as a score of "wound maturity," with less mature wounds (being primarily populated by inflammatory cells) achieving lower scale readings, and more mature wounds (primarily populated by proliferative cells) achieving higher readings.

He is one of the rare composers whose early works seem scarcely less mature than those of his maturity.

The implication is that there is little need to worry about debt at all, much less its maturity structure.

A "red letter" meant there was a high risk of the policy paying out less on maturity than the target amount.

Since our patients were younger than those patients in Cross and McDonald's study (8.8 to 10.5 years old vs. 13.4 years), with a less skeletal maturity (CS1-CS2), sutures may have exhibited a lower resistance to expansion forces leading to a greater skeletal expansion.

It is believed that adolescent athletes with less musculoskeletal maturity may be at a heightened risk for more severe and permanent skeletal damage and structural abnormalities, particularly when exposed to years of intense athletic training [ 10].

Long-term debt, less current maturities, stood at $614 million on June 30, up 51% from year-end 1997.

She is showing maturity less as an adult — though there is some of that — than as a strategist.