Sentence examples for capable of taking better from inspiring English sources

While a few institutions are now capable of taking better care of their holdings, he observes, Western academic institutions and museums continue to acquire valuable collections of records, books, and artifacts from Indians who place greater value on immediate monetary gain.

It is possible that children with higher educational attainment may be more mature, suffer less intellectual deficits, and therefore are capable of taking better care of themselves, thereby imposing less burden on the caregivers.

They already have far better sensors capable of taking far better images than any smartphone.

Whether it was because of the lack of quality around him or not, Abraham was never really capable of taking over games against better teams in big situations.

According to the cognitive science literature, people with higher cognitive skills are better capable of taking other people's perspective (Hein and Singer 2008).

As mothers in particular, we need to be accountable for taking better care of ourselves so that we are capable of and effective in taking care of others.

The older and more experienced you get the less risk you are likely to take, or the better you are capable of taking it.

He works to make those around him better, but he is also capable of taking over a game.

From a distance it looks like a free-market nirvana after The Economist's heart; but closer up it better resembles an armed oligarchy, capable of taking anything it wants at the point of a gun even a Nokia handset.

Now, Willie, I don't intend to interfere with this money in any way until I think you are capable of taking care of it, and the sooner that time comes the better it will please me.

Local control is always better than administration from a distance, and the Roslyn district has shown itself capable of taking care of the children, if not the money.