Sentence examples for better able to tackle from inspiring English sources

But the retreat is temporary, and because of it, a person feels better able to tackle the reality of today's fairly nasty world.

After nearly a week at the center, Ms. Blackmon said she returned home better able to tackle the needs of her students, even taking time to counsel one girl whose young sister was facing a third liver transplant.

Many of the enhancements to Windows since 1995 have made computers better able to fix themselves, easier to operate online and on home networks, and better able to tackle multimedia chores like digital-video editing.

Perhaps if they did they would be better able to tackle us on policy, rather than having to rely on smear campaigns to try to undermine Ukip's increasing popularity," the party said.

He said government was "making the system more affordable" and "better able to tackle unemployment and welfare dependency and creating the right incentives by ensuring work always pays".

But many analysts believe Kraft management will be better able to tackle problems, such as stagnating growth, as an independent company.

When you figure that out, it's easier to make adjustments and have a better idea of what scenes you'll best be able to tackle.

When your body is in good condition, you are able to tackle problems better.

By knowing what it is they aren't able to tackle, it makes them better clients as they have the vocabulary of "builder speak".

The fitness prescription set forth in EvoT should prepare an individual to (1) be able to tackle that obstacle and (2) be able to do it better than if the individual had trained isolated muscle groups.

It was only when he stopped to reload that bystanders were able to tackle him.