Sentence examples for better able to challenge from inspiring English sources

They felt better able to challenge other people's perspectives.

Therefore, we are now better able to challenge models that explicitly represent space.

Amateur real tennis has a handicapping system in which the better player is docked points, so Fahey has been able to challenge boys and men since she was thirteen.

Nobody else was able to challenge Irwin.

It's about being able to challenge pre-conceptions.

I need you to be able to challenge me.

The merged company, she argues, will be more competitive against I.B.M. in big data-serving computers and services, and better able to withstand the challenge from Dell in personal computers.

Individually we are weak; together we are stronger and better able to counter the challenges of the likes of Google or Craigslist.

An urban population, using fewer resources and served by a more extensive public sector, reliant on high-speed trains and solar panels instead of freeways and coal plants, would be more prosperous and better able to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

Smaller, better educated families are also better able to meet the challenges posed by conflict or natural disaster.

In my experience, high-IQ people are better able to anticipate difficult challenges and identify important opportunities.