Sentence examples for less practised from inspiring English sources

Miliband is less practised in the arts of evasion.

That sort of economic history is less practised now than 50 years ago.

The Pyrenean resorts are quite family-oriented, and the average skier here, mainly from western France, looks less practised than in the Alps – the Winter Olympics it isn't.

Gipsy camping, as it is called, is less practised owing to the initial expense of a caravan and the difficulty of putting up the horses, which demand much better accommodation than human beings can make shift with.

That is why, in maths classes, North Korean children are taught to add and subtract by totting up, and taking away, numbers of dead American soldiers.Mr Niyazov uses similar tricks, though he is less practised.

Notably, it is less practised in the drier areas of Chepareria by only 3.3% and 00 % in Chepkopegh and Morpus locations.

In contrast, poorer performance results when less salient aspects of the context are more relevant to the current goal or less practised responses are demanded.

Regarding lifestyle, those who completed the intervention smoked less often (p<0.05) and practised regular physical activities more often than the other group (p>0.05).

But they were not fighting about politics, and still less about the capitalism they all practised.

The study, which pulled together 20 years of data from the 29 countries in Africa and the Middle East where FGM is still practised, found girls were less likely to be cut than they were some 30 years ago.

The reasons for this finding are not known, however, research literature suggests that younger people form stronger emotional attachments to animals [ 28], and they are also less likely to be resilient or practised, generally, when it comes to coping with adversity.