Sentence examples for with less skill from inspiring English sources

Under him, China, and of course the privileged Mongols, enjoyed a brilliant spell of prosperity, but his politics, pursued with less skill by his successors, isolated the Mongols in China from their environment.

"The Negro leagues go under, and a lot of Negro players, the ones with less skill, gonna be out of a job".

Someone with less skill might have stopped right there, but Daisey knew the kicker was the smile on the man's face as he told the interpreter, "It's a kind of magic".

In general, this is the most specialised method of hunting employed by seabirds; other non-specialists (such as gulls and skuas) may employ it but do so with less skill and from lower heights.

In fact, the whole band shows amazing restraint from the soul of a previously ascended master reveling in its current reincarnation as a mescaline-fried guitar to the booming tom tom and tambourine shakedowns to the howls of feedback that die quietly in their sleep something that might be lost on musicians with less skill or thoughtfulness, especially ones inspired by hymnals of a cult.

"You can find trained workers in the population of 55 and older, or the 21 to 25-year-olds that are now coming in with less skills but ready to be trained.

For example, the difference in the chances of becoming long-term unemployed between college and compulsory education graduates is reduced to 3 pp. The U-shaped relationship is also present for our occupation-based measure of skill, with less skilled workers showing higher survival rates in the recession.

Significant activation associated with this region appeared dependent on high levels of skill expertise, with less skilled performance engaging a right hemisphere network including pitch working memory structures.

He was generous to players with far less skill than himself.

Jones had to work twice as hard as those with far less skill.

Personal cash flow has always been tricky ground for college students, who tend to plunge into their first experiences of living on their own with little money and less skill at managing it.