Sentence examples for better able to cover from inspiring English sources

Yet Capote was infinitely better able to cover his hurt with malicious wit.

In this manner the sister journals will be better able to cover the full spectrum of basic science and clinical studies in our field in the future.

Is someone who is straight (or closeted) any better able to cover a gay story?

Men also have higher average pensions than women and are better able to cover unexpected costs [ 29].

Compared to the drug-like compounds that are screened in typical high-throughput screening campaigns, fragments are better able to cover the corresponding chemical space.

However, even if females were better able to cover wider distances than males in the highly fragmented landscape, the high α values showed that average distances in the highly fragmented urbanised landscape were small for both males and females compared to α values for males in fragmented agricultural landscapes (Boshoek/Rillaar) and the landscape dominated by deciduous oak woodland (Meerdaalwoud).

By doing this you can better determine whether you are able to cover the additional expenses easily, or if you need to take on a second job or cut back more drastically.

We're delighted to be able to cover Melbourne and Victoria better as part of our initial expansion into the area, only nine months after launch".

In developing a generic computer program, it is better to use general mathematical expressions able to cover a wide range of possibilities with minimal end-user intervention.

Those outside the country need alternatives to the official reports of events -- and the more perspectives, the better, especially when there are few mainstream media able to cover what's happening.

Intuitively, if we spend more time finding a good solution for each of the partial covering problems, we should be able to cover all the tests with fewer configurations and hence obtain a better solution of the planning problem.