Sentence examples for much less adept from inspiring English sources

They are much less adept at negotiation and compromise.

Although it does this quotidian task better than any other robot, it is still much less adept than the average person.

It is much less adept at counting employees in small businesses, simply because there are too many small enterprises to representatively sample them.

Syria has never been interested in, much less adept at, public diplomacy, and there is no Arab country where suspicion of Israeli intentions runs deeper.

Wolves, though very smart, are much less adept than dogs at following human cues, suggesting that dogs may have been selected for this ability.

But they are much less socially adept.

Second: it is (and may remain) unusual to find researchers, much less clinicians, who are adept at both programming and biomedicine.

The Bank's new information-management system proved so complicated and unwieldy that many bureaucrats didn't understand it.Unfortunately, the Bank seems to be reacting to this mess in much the same way as its less adept clients.

NBC and G.E. did not plan for a recession, much less the Big One, proving no more adept at reading their crystal ball than Alan Greenspan was at his.

He wrote the screenplay for "The Bourne Legacy" with his brother Tony, and although "Nightcrawler" is much less of an action movie, the pacing of the plot is remarkably adept, and we never have long to wait before the next bend in the road.

'Was I so much less demanding?' For what we were seeing up on screen was less an adept comedian holding an audience in the palm of his hands, more a self-regarding lounge bore, buttonholing us with one recycled joke after another.