Sentence examples for better able to hand from inspiring English sources
Improving productivity means companies are better able to hand out pay raises and bonuses.
Yet there was panic in the buildup to the game as trainer Harold Shepherdson forgot to buy chewing gum, which Banks used to make his hands stickier and better able to handle the ball, and so Shepherdson had to run to a nearby newsagents to purchase gum as the teams were in the tunnel.
As a race, we are more advanced now, better able to handle the complexities behind the simple act of folding your hands together and bowing your head.
Sheppard says he liked being able to hand off the day-to-day operation of technology to Salesforce.com, saying "they can support it better than we could".
Unappealing at first glance; however would your opinion change if you knew those drugs made the driver less likely to crash, and the surgeon better able to keep a steady hand?
Stronger hands better able to take on risk will buy it — at the right price.
"I'm better able to focus on the task at hand," she said.
Children on the other hand are better able to predict frequency and quantity of parental drinking, but not parental heavy drinking.
Larger dinosaurs, on the other hand, were better able to cope with lower resource density and quality [101] [104].
With this picture in hand, employees are better able to build career development plans that focus on improvement in their current role, better prepare them for a future role of interest, or both.
