Sentence examples for better able to complete from inspiring English sources

A growing base of research established that students who had effective teachers were better able to complete a demanding curriculum and reach higher levels of education.

Doctors, who rarely have more than a few minutes to attend to the very sick, are grateful when they see that their patients eat better, sleep better and are better able to complete a course of therapy, she added.

For example, students who learn to delay gratification are better able to complete their assigned activities.

Shutting down the subways overnight would allow for more routine maintenance, which other cities that do close temporarily are better able to complete, Barone argued.

Not only did they start behaving better, but they also became more focused and better able to complete basic math and writing assignments.

Co-workers also said they were 64% better able to complete tasks on time, 91% had better interactions with co-workers and 90% said that they were more confident in their work.

He was helped into the crew car and left to sleep for the afternoon in a local village, after which he felt better and was able to complete filming.

But if you say, "I usually perform better when I am able to complete my tasks and then communicate what I've done to my superiors," you're being honest about what you want and how you work.

The manager may be able to complete it better and quicker than interrupting an employee with the request and instructions.

With solar lanterns, they will be able to complete their assignments and do better in school, which will enable them to continue their education and at the end of the day they will gain employment and better their lives.

This may be the result of apprentices being able to complete their technical training or having better access to trained journeypersons during an economic slowdown.