Sentence examples for less well endowed from inspiring English sources

Europe is less well endowed.

Students at some less well endowed universities may have also experienced more restricted access to the research they need to cite during their own studies.

As Rachel Sylvester puts it in the Times (paywall), this cabinet is full of clever people, but less well endowed with sensible ones.

He argued that to improve a population, those who are most physically fit and able should be encouraged to have many children and, conversely, that the less well endowed should be discouraged.

In fact, adoption of ICT can actually increase "disparities between more established and better resourced enterprises and those which are less well endowed," according to the report.To avoid this, polices to foster the use of ICT in poor countries need to be inclusive and, if possible, based on ideas developed by the people and enterprises concerned, the authors argue.

Those better endowed are welcome to use their gifts to make themselves better off, so long as their doing so also contributes to the good of those less well endowed.

But the Global Perspectives report said economic success in the future would depend less on whether countries were well endowed with natural resources and had invested in capital-intensive industries.

Schools that are the most well endowed get enriched education and the less well off scrape by– reinforcing existing inequities.

Less well-endowed countries are asking for help.

Compared with its agricultural resources, the country is far less well-endowed with energy resources.

Other cities are less well-endowed naturally, but have some impressive manufactured sources.