Sentence examples for better able to conduct from inspiring English sources

The material's exceptional properties: tougher than diamond, stretchier than rubber, and better able to conduct electricity than anything else.

Premvir Das, a former commander of India's Eastern Naval Command, says the availability of fast, powerful and accurate cruise missiles is encouraging forces to restructure so that they are better able to conduct, or support, land warfare from the sea.

"We were finding that after this 10-day course, inmates were better able to control their anger and better able to conduct themselves," said Dr. Ron Cavanaugh, director of treatment at the Alabama Department of Corrections, who worked with Ms. Phillips to bring Vipassana meditation to Donaldson.

The government side is better able to conduct a centralised military strategy, and is better resourced.

Impact investors are thus better able to conduct due diligence with specific, structured outputs.

CHMTs require strengthening so that they are better able to conduct supportive supervision and there is a need to make health workers accountable to their supervisors and to the community.

If teachers have more experience with instructional design, they would be able to conduct better class preparation (Gong et al. 2013).

We need to be able to conduct better clinical trials and understand which patients are most likely to benefit from our drugs.

Among its other properties, graphene is able to conduct electricity as well as copper does and to conduct heat better than any other known material, and it is practically transparent.

Oh... and since I had bragged about being able to conduct the score from memory, he claimed I must know it better than he did at this point, so he did not permit me to work from a score.

He arrived at Leicester and was better able to connect.