Sentence examples for better able to present from inspiring English sources

"We wish we were better able to present the wonderful stories we have to tell here".

"Putting that music on, closing the door, taking a deep breath, going over my notes, and getting that energy level back up helped to make me better in there — better able to present the case, answer the questions and be on my game," Mr. Christie said.

Armed with high-quality data from EJSCREEN, community stakeholders are better able to present their case for action and remedies".

This framework, being able to model, additionally, signals with periodically varying statistics, is better able to exhibit the underlying physical concepts of the modulation mechanism present in the vibration response of bearings.

Royal Mail should respond to the challenge of the internet and the opportunity presented by postal competition which will actually make for a more sustainable Royal Mail which is better able to deliver the USO in the years ahead".

This means being better able to deliver patient-centred care.

"Those people, like Daniel Kawczynski, who have a deep understanding of Saudi Arabia will, understandably, feel the BBC should do better in being able to present the Saudi cultural context.

It may be for instance that individuals who volunteered for the IDC were also better able to effectively present themselves to the judge/bonds-person at the time of pretrial release decision-making, and it was this fact, rather than IDC participation per se that accounted for higher rates of release for IDC participants.

A randomized population based survey may be able to present a better picture among Nigerians.

"We know how imperative it is that we get there and we are able to present a case to the superdelegates that he's the better option going into a general election".

"I want to be able to present something to people".