Sentence examples for less stamina from inspiring English sources

"Master of the Senate" takes less stamina to read than to lift.

Those with less stamina can still catch Tom Daley and Nicola Adams earlier in the day (see diary below).

Unlimited Budget won her first four starts before finishing third in the Kentucky Oaks, though her pedigree guarantees less stamina than did that of Rags To Riches.

"There are little things like having numb toes or having less stamina to building muscles back up after a month of bed rest," she said.

After all, there are plenty of death-defying opportunities that take much less stamina and discipline and are closer to home.

I've got less stamina than before, or more problems in my head that stay as problems and don't become images and narrative rhythm, and I have to digest them bit by bit.

Money and organisation matter far less than stamina, agility and that most unfakeable of all political attributes, charisma.

The country or neighborhood of origin of the competitors matters far less than their stamina.

And yet it was Plushenko, the 2006 Olympic champion, who showed more ambition, if less poise and stamina, in the free skate.

The horse and mule, however, have less strength and stamina, though more agility, than the ox, history's primary beast of burden.

They also lose bone, have decreased stamina, are less able to maintain an erection and lose mental sharpness.