Sentence examples for poorer at from inspiring English sources

Observers were poorer at judging object movement when depth order was specified by parallax alone.

The mixing rate becomes poorer at higher impeller speeds for mixing of cohesive particles in the 2-bladed mixer.

This means that American households are getting poorer at a rate of more than two trillion dollars a year.

Feminism has always been good at discussing women and work, but traditionally has been poorer at seeing the bigger picture.

Where, Dr. Weissbourd wonders, do we come up with the belief that poor parents are, well, poorer at parenting?

But, while climate models are good at calculating atmospheric processes, they are poorer at plumbing the ocean-atmosphere interactions that determine how fast and how regularly this happens.

Since the double-reflector geometry increases the distance between the object and transducer, the elevation spatial resolution will be poorer at deeper depths1.

The Conservative budget risks widening Britain's racial divide by making millions of minority ethnic people poorer at a faster rate than their white counterparts, a study has found.

Wage-earners are thus getting poorer at the same sort rate at which it used to be assumed that living standards would rise.

Although these can support local economies, plantations are much poorer at storing carbon than are natural forests, which develop with little or no disturbance from humans.

A forthcoming survey of the European steel industry by McKinsey finds that it has been poorer at product innovation than other heavy industries.