Sentence examples for less than skilled from inspiring English sources

who are living in facilities [p1016] which are more than boarding houses but which are less than skilled nursing homes.

Which is not to suggest that all the dancers, who together have collected more than 100 titles on the competition circuit, are anything less than skilled technicians.

The fish is less than skilled at Pokemon, and despite having logged around 130 hours, he hasn't done much.

While in real life he's quite handy, the series calls for Shepard's character to be less than skilled in the art of home improvement.

In Great Britain (as well as in other rich countries) less skilled workers gained less than skilled ones though the whole country got much richer.

And no one was telling consumers that these fillets were actually from a deadly fish prepared by less-than-skilled hands.

In his view, a cluster of cultural prejudices have steered many potential tradesmen into college, and then toward stultifying office jobs, which provide less satisfaction and less security than skilled manual labor, and sometimes less money.

For example, less skilled comprehenders were less able than skilled ones in producing appropriate causal connectives or referential ties in narrating a given picture sequence (Yuill & Oakhill, 1991); and in putting up a well-structured story when given a title (Cain & Oakhill, 1996).

Although provision of postnatal care has been a component of various maternal and child health interventions in India; it has received less attention than skilled attendance at birth and ANC.

The median compensation for all employees in the Chronicle survey is $160,493, he said, significantly less than comparably skilled and experienced professionals would earn outside of universities.

"The conductor, paid a little less than the skilled driver, was usually but not always a younger man (there were hardly any women).