The phrase "able to make far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "He is able to make far more progress than expected."
Alternatives: "capable of achieving much" or "able to reach great distances".
As Alan Boyle of NBC News has pointed out, scientists would have been able to make far better predictions about Typhoon Haiyan had more money been invested in detection.
With all this live data fed to the bench, coaches are able to make far more informed decisions about the physical state of players – in particular, when to make substitutions.
South Africa had been able to make far too many in their innings and England's 342 was more than respectable in gloomy overhead conditions and on an increasingly capricious pitch that, as well as offering inconsistent bounce for the seamers, was starting to take spin.
What is more, Jerala says that the approach should be able to make far more complex shapes by rearranging and adding novel peptide sections into their proteins.
As a result, this favorite store will be able to make far more appealing and targeted propositions to that shopper, reinforcing that customer's spending there.
If I were to undertake such an assignment again I would hope to be able to make a far longer shortlist of books without the defects which this time disqualified far too many.
And he understood that if you took sports betting out of one environment and put it into another, you would be able to make it far more profitable.
Weaknesses: A combination of being injured the past two seasons and the Redskins' overall quality of defense prior to then has curtailed the impact that Landry has been able to make so far in his NFL career.
The firm is one of a few that has been largely untouched by the meltdown in the subprime mortgage market and it stands out among its peers in the amount of money it has been able to make so far this year.
There's no question that General Manager Woody Woodward would have been able to make a far better deal two months ago had ownership allowed him to trade Johnson then, but when he was allowed to act, Woodward took what he felt was the best deal available.
So you'll be able to make out far more detail in Meghan's dress, look for grey stragglers in Harry's beard, better admire the doubtless uber-plush quality of best man Prince William's suit, and spot more easily any onlookers in the crowds who just can't hold back a tear or two.
