Sentence examples for better able to meet from inspiring English sources

Better able to meet society's demands is his grandfather Abbey.

Now Ms. Noto is better able to meet her bills and provide for Max.

Clinics that also use nurses, dietitians, health counselors and other professionals may be better able to meet more recommendations, the study said.

This would please the General Motors Corporation and the Ford Motor Company but upset the Chrysler Corporation, whose cars are better able to meet the tougher standard.

That left it possible that some banks would get a competitive advantage from having guarantees from a government that was thought to be better able to meet its new obligations if a major bank were to fail.

They asked the New York architectural firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill to design a training complex that is both swankier than the old one and better able to meet the needs of a 21st-century sports team.

Over time, the simpler (frequently technologically inferior) products and services get better and are eventually able to meet the needs of the vast majority of consumers.

We will not be overextended and will be better able to successfully meet the remaining and important tasks.

"I've always been an advocate of the less inventory, the better, but you have to be able to meet demand," said Michael W. McNeilly, director of advisory services for Sageworks Inc., a financial information company that analyzes privately held companies.

More active and better-connected ambassadors, including myself, were able to meet personally with people we expected to have major roles in the conduct of foreign policy after the election.

It's better this way, because you will be able to meet new people.