Sentence examples for better able to spot from inspiring English sources

They're better able to spot connections.

Often younger people are better able to spot new market trends".

But the big breakthrough will come not when we are better able to spot the lies.

Although all the volunteers correctly identified "new" and "old" pictures, those who had taken the caffeine pill were better able to spot "similar" images.

He also emphasized that the company had improved its methods since then to include an electronic probe that is better able to spot minute cracks in the tubes.

He said police would be better able to spot "potential violent criminals" by erecting a security barrier around the shelter and asking everyone who approached to identify themselves.

Is it better to be able to spot valuable antiques or understand the market overall?

In August, the Met announced it would abandon the use of facial recognition software at this year's Notting Hill Carnival (in previous years the technology had confused men with women – an embarrassing blunder), but that it would instead deploy super recognisers, who it considered better able to accurately spot the faces of troublemakers in dense crowds.

As on vault, you may actually be able to spot those better than the judges can, because the camera gets a different angle than they do, and they don't use instant replay.

The results reveal that the participants were able to spot a sick person slightly better than if they were guessing, correctly identifying someone as being unwell 52% of the time.

"After a while, you'll get a better feel for the hot selling items on eBay, and will be able to spot those at garage sales a mile away".