Sentence examples for far better able from inspiring English sources

As for my moods, I have been far better able to control them.

She is now physically far better, able to speak, but not to remember what happened to her. "Things are changing, but they are changing slowly," said Manizha Naderi, who runs the organization that is now caring for Gul Meena.

Greg reckons Tasmania would be far better able to stand on its own financial feet if it became part of the state of Victoria, with nine times the population, across Bass Strait.

The idea was that if Europe could speak as one, rather than as 27, it would be far better able to punch its weight in global negotiations, whether on trade and the economy, foreign affairs, or the environment.

Then, last year, the Eritreans had a setback on the battlefield which made them realise that their huge neighbour was far better able than they to sustain a long war.

The head of Turkey's search and rescue organisation, Nasuh Maruki, said his staff had learned a lot from the 1999 quake and were now far better able to assist.

Only half of the 1,000 women surveyed between the ages of 26 and 35 were able to label the vagina accurately, whereas women age between 66 and 75 scored far better; eight in 10 were able to able ovaries and nine in 10 could label the womb.

Index funds tend to be far larger and thus better able to take advantage of economies of scale.

The computer hierarchy is capable of integrating all the data from the many individual control loops far better than humans are able to do, thus permitting a higher level of performance.

Peter Helie, president and chief executive of Prudential Connecticut Realty, said he thinks the county is positioned to withstand this recession far better than it was able to face the glut of vacant overbuilt office buildings and foreclosed homes in the recession of the early 90's.

Prestige brands will be able to far better characterise what it is that justifies increased prices in our minds.