Sentence examples for better able to protect from inspiring English sources

Administration officials said military tribunals would be better able to protect confidential information.

Richer societies may lose more property to disaster but they are also better able to protect their people.

If doctors could predict which patients' immune systems could fight off CMV and which couldn't, they'd be better able to protect those patients who are at risk.

In real-world crashes, the Taurus will be better able to protect occupants without the danger of an air bag firing when it is not needed.

They patrol in isolation and are well equipped to escape detection," he said, He added that Trident was better able to protect the UK from unpredictable threats.

R&D departments that assign patent lawyers to projects from the beginning tend to produce higher-quality technologies, which they are then better able to protect.

"Then [they'll] better be able to protect themselves against the regime".

And the more we learn about lemurs, the better we are able to protect them in the wild, care for them in captivity, and engage the public to not only care, but to participate.

When asked about U.S. participation within the UN, Kerry responded, "We have found that we are better able to actually protect against nefarious activity... if we're participating". Kerry then underscored the importance of the U.S. continuing to pay its UN dues.

There is also some evidence, from Ethiopia, that better-off households are able to protect their non-medical spending in response to health shocks [ 63].

Mr Reeves said that the council was "sorry we were not able to protect Daniel better".