Sentence examples for less trained than from inspiring English sources

The three East Indiamen that made up the convoy fought against their opponent with their own batteries of cannon but ultimately were less powerful, less manoeuvrable and less trained than their opponent and were defeated one by one; only the smallest of the three escaped.

He was not only starting late but was far less trained than the other students.

"It was fascinating to see somebody who's apparently less trained than I am handling C-sections," he said.

Volunteer firefighters, while appealing to taxpayers, tend to be less trained than we are and cannot guarantee the response that career firefighters can.

So my character has two basset hounds, and I love them both, but one, we'll say, is less trained than the other.

This may have biased the validation towards less trained personnel, rather than highly trained health workers such as physicians.

He's blunt, funny, less media-trained than his executive colleagues.

Generally, we observed less activity for trained than untrained sequences, despite the fact that the two conditions were matched for error rate (and hence difficulty) and the trained sequences were executed slightly faster and with higher peak forces.

While Brunei Darussalam has a doctor and nurse density per 1,000 population of 1.1 and 6.1, respectively, which is among the highest in ASEAN (just behind Singapore and the Philippines) (9), occupational health is still considered a 'unique specialty' with less than 10 trained occupational health physicians in the government service at any one time.

In Zambia, trained TBAs were less likely than non-trained TBAs to attend a delivery without payment (40 vs 49%) and more likely to be paid in cash (55 vs 43%).

This is not really an endurance training session, for less-than reasonably well-trained and experienced swimmers.