The phrase "able to meet more" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express the capability to fulfill additional requirements or demands, but it needs more context to be meaningful.
Example: "We are now able to meet more of our clients' needs with the new service."
Alternatives: "capable of accommodating more" or "able to satisfy additional".
"Someday, if we retire, we'll be able to meet more comfortably," she said.
As domestic banking systems mature, moreover, they will be able to meet more of the financial needs so far satisfied by bank borrowing across borders.
Clinics that also use nurses, dietitians, health counselors and other professionals may be better able to meet more recommendations, the study said.
But the legislators point out that the National Institutes of Health could set tough ethical standards for all domestic research -- if it were able to meet more of the demand for stem cells.
That leads to rising productivity.And because the more productive retained labour is able to meet more of the demand when the economy starts to recover, recoveries are increasingly "jobless", and economies tend to accumulate a stock of "pent up wage deflation", as Janet Yellen described the dynamic in August.
All this means that the island smaller than Luxembourg and home to nearly 5m people as well as an economy nearly as big as that of Hong Kong—is able to meet more than 60% of its water needs on its own.
As for the cloud services, he believes that drone manufacturers will have unique needs that more generic big data processing platforms won't be able to meet without more retrofitting and he wants companies to use his service to do that.
As for the cloud services, he believes that drone manufacturers will have unique needs that more generic big data processing platforms won't be able to meet without more retrofitting and he wants companies to use his service to do that.
Many students who would have ordinarily studied for basic competency tests may not be able to meet the more stringent standards now required for graduation.
I came to the MacBook with certain expectations; specifically, that it would not be able to meet my more "pro" level needs, in terms of Photoshop, Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro.
Maintaining that kind of cost efficiency and flexibility requires cloud software, but as ZDNet's Dennis Howlett has said, traditionally, there have been few cloud vendors that have been able to meet the more robust demands of mid-sized and large manufacturers.
