Sentence examples for less transferable from inspiring English sources

That will make democracy less workable, and also less transferable.

A lot of people assume that the skills you need to be a leader are more or less transferable.

The magnet that attracts so many companies to alliances with Asian competitors is their manufacturing excellence a competence that is less transferable than most.

There is a broad assumption in society and in education that the skills you need to be a leader are more or less transferable.

As for the initial "purchasing" power, what business professor would tell you that $1,000,000 does not allow you to select from a talent pool that is generally less fungible, less transferable, less replaceable, more experienced, and more productive than $50,000 would?

This suggests that engineering and construction skills acquired in more advanced countries could be less transferable to local context.

For a given cation−anion pair, these potentials are found to be more-or-less transferable between compounds.

All these central steps are thus more or less directly transferable between the linear and nonlinear situations.

The once complex rules governing the transferability of different types of licence7 were simplified by the introduction of the "capacity unit" system in 1990 (see below) and by the structural changes made in 1995, since when all licence types have been more or less freely transferable between vessels and between ownerships.

Then the results of intra-class feedback present the number of "Photosynthesis" link decreased to less than the "Transferable" link, which is illustrated in Fig. 12.

Brassica balearica DNA showed lowest number of primer pair amplification suggesting less cross-species transferable among them.