Sentence examples for able to cut better from inspiring English sources

But together, we might be able to cut better deals".

And FBR raised its EPS estimates on shares of Hartford Financial through 2011 as the company has been able to cut costs and generate better ROE.

Putting wings on your rocket will make it more aerodynamic and able to cut through the air better, fly faster, and go further.

"He'll be better able to cut costs".

As a single customer, Police Scotland should be able to cut out duplication and negotiate better deals.

Small companies are more nimble, meaning they're better able to cut costs or veer off into new lines of business than the behemoths.

Dell reported stronger-than-expected quarterly profit on Thursday, showing it was better able to cut costs and protect prices on its products than analysts, or its own executives, had predicted.

CenturyTel hopes that by acquiring Qwest, it will be able to cut costs in overlapping functions to better keep pace with the falloff in business.

I thought I'd be able to cut the ring off a bit better, and catch him, but he was making it difficult for me.

But with the experience of the Met premiere behind him, Mr. Harbison was able to cut, tweak and change the work, much for the better.

A good stylist will be able to cut the curls in such a way that they have better shape and movement.