Sentence examples for those less able from inspiring English sources

McDonnell said the tax burden was currently too heavy on those less able to pay.

They may also serve to "subsidize" the cost of smoking for those less able to afford it, the study said.

What is in fact a projection of partisan political ambitions on to an otherwise open future – and on to those less able to defend themselves from such projections, our children – ought to be stridently challenged.

There is, of course, an unmistakeable air of snobbery around the people behind such a book; the stench of rich kids having fun at the expense of those less able to afford to be professionally idle.

"As described in the restraining order and divorce settlement, money played no role for me personally and never has, except to the extent that I could donate it to charity and, in doing so, hopefully help those less able to defend themselves," Heard wrote.

The billions of dollars in government revenue lost "will inevitably be made up either by increasing taxes on those less able to pay or by cutting Social Security, Medicare, environmental protection and many other government programs so important to our nation's continued well-being," the petition says.

(In the old days, able pupils took O-levels and those deemed less able were made to sit CSEs instead).

Several in the RoI reported that they received little professional support but others also reported that they often failed to seek support from their GP because of the cost of each consultation (primary health care in the RoI is only free (through the General Medical Services scheme) to those deemed less able to pay).

If housing futures work the way they're supposed to, they will shift risk from those who are less able to bear it (individual homeowners with hefty mortgages) to those who are more willing to (speculators looking for a big upside on their investments).

But aside from the fact such a policy treats those on welfare as less able than those employed, does income management work?

This year, as the market plunged, those customers felt less able to afford a new Kelly bag or another pair of fine calfskin loafers.