Sentence examples for but a more capable from inspiring English sources
John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu, was less ambitious than his brother Warwick, but a more capable warrior and tactician.
This may seem an odd way to view what you're going through but it is certainly a more capable one, that allows you to actively seek solutions.
But it's also both a more capable off-roader and a more thoughtfully designed off-road vehicle in a hundred small ways.
But later dispatches portray him as a more capable leader, with considerable political nous, although often burdened by his association with deep-seated corruption.
Henry IV is a more capable ruler, but his authority is tarnished by his crimes (including his seeming assent to the execution of Richard), and his own rebellion appears to teach the barons to rebel against him in turn.
A more capable team quite naturally produces better results.
A more capable sibling could have provided guidance in this.
But a new, more capable rover is already waiting in the wings: Curiosity, scheduled to launch in November, is designed to help determine whether there was—or is life on Mars.
The NRF aims to operate either on its own or as a force that buys time before reinforcements arrive.The NRF's big live-fire exercises will also, General Breedlove notes, help sharpen techniques for high-intensity "kinetic" warfare against a more conventional but also more capable enemy.
The other 2 (Brady and Mark) may not have a CEO title, but are more capable than the 4 of us CEOs.
