Sentence examples for even more capable from inspiring English sources

The Prius was an even more capable car, but also a rougher ride.

Starting this fall, a new generation of even more capable boxes will be deployed by cable companies, including AT&T.

Hoffman described JFS as "even more capable than the Islamic State and a more dangerous long-term threat".

After World War II, improvements to APCs made them even more capable of accompanying tanks into battle.

And it is possible that the North is even more capable than we know, some experts say.

This is a civilised machine as well as an intensely thrilling one, somehow more subtle in its feel than a Porsche Cayman and ultimately even more capable.

"Baffled Occupiers, or the Missed Understandings" (Letter From the Mideast, news article, Oct. 22) points to the crucial need for cultural anthropologists in Iraq even more than capable Arabic speakers.

I'd enjoyed it as a youngster, but that day in America, as I joined Dylan in his recollections of Christmases past – "I can never remember whether it snowed for six days and six nights when I was 12 or whether it snowed for 12 days and 12 nights when I was six … " – it suddenly seemed even more brilliant, capable of evoking Christmas anywhere in the world, no matter where you are from.

It is lighter, faster and even more dynamically capable than its predecessor.

With countless new connected opportunities ahead, and the continuing evolution to even faster, more capable 5G networks, it is now more critical than ever that our spectrum policies be as smart as the things they are meant to connect.

"FAST is already a very sensitive observatory and as it becomes fully commissioned, it will become even more sensitive and more capable," Siemion told VICE.