Sentence examples for better able to judge from inspiring English sources
Letting customers, whether they are pensions or holders of mutual funds, see what they are paying for would only make them better able to judge its worth.
"Quite why this image has haunted me for so long is something the reader is better able to judge than I am," he writes.
"Why are college administrators better able to judge my divorce than I am?" Dr. Gramm, who has been married for 34 years, asked in an interview.
There is probably nobody better able to judge the state of freedom in Russia than Ms. Alexeyeva, who has been doing battle with the rulers in the Kremlin since she was a young woman.
Executives also said that by starting with a near-finished recording, they were better able to judge a record's appeal and minimize their risks while paying artists $1.50 to $2.50 for every record sold.
If more executives spent more time asking what they need the data for, they might be better able to judge when it was time to turn the machines off.
When all of us are aware of the effects of this "shepherd" government -- when all of us are aware of whither we are tending -- we, as a nation, will better be able to judge what it is we ought to do and how we ought to go about doing it.
2) For a direct comparison it would also be helpful to provide in addition to the overlay of the spectra the individual ones to better be able to judge peak overlap and spectral quality (sup mat).
The better you know them, the better you'll be able to judge their sincerity.
The more knowledgeable you are, the better you'll be able to judge the terms of the deal.
