Sentence examples for a stronger more versatile from inspiring English sources

The new ereader might have a bit of trouble selling when placed next to the less expensive Kindle on Target shelves, but it is technically a stronger, more versatile device, which will likely ring true with a certain demographic.

Although a European commission spokesman issued a bland statement welcoming the Bundestag vote – "Once ratified by the remaining member states, we will have a stronger and more versatile tool at our disposal to ensure financial stability in the euro area" – officials were privately delighted that it signalled Germany's re-commitment to the single currency.

There has been a steady development of stronger and more versatile ceramic materials for dental use in the last decades.

Leadership Lab has the mission of helping CBS students become stronger and more versatile leaders.

"It's disheartening when it comes to auditions to see these UK students with potential and enthusiasm consistently outclassed by fitter, stronger and more versatile counterparts from Europe, Asia and the US," Shechter has said.

"We are resurrecting [the airship] with new composite fabric structures, that are stronger, lighter, more versatile" says Fred Edworthy, of Aeros, the company building the lighter-than-air vehicle.

Paired with a cheap camera, it's a more versatile although a bit more cumbersome solution.

It would be hard to find a more versatile group than The King's Singers.

Technique class serves to train our bodies to become stronger, more agile and more versatile and to relate to other bodies -- just like ballerinas.

"We're a little more versatile," Thomas said.

But this is a considerably more versatile ensemble now.