Sentence examples for far better trained from inspiring English sources

Medical teams that deliver the radiation must be far better trained than many now are.

The Associated Press also reported that the Fourth Division, far better trained and better equipped than other Syrian army units, had been sent to the region.

The Saginaw's rifled 32-pounder was far more accurate than the old smoothbores the Vietnamese likely mounted, and her sailors were far better trained in the science of gunnery.

He is an artist of distinction, and he has a well of simple beauty from which to draw a gift denied to many composers who are far better trained.

The fact that Bolivia had entered the war with a better equipped and supposedly far better trained army only aggravated the sense of frustration among the younger literate veterans the so-called Chaco generation at the total failure of Bolivian arms.

Indian auxilliary nurse midwives, who perform some home but mainly clinic births, were far better trained and differed in many characteristics from the birth attendants who only performed deliveries at home.

Its military force is small but far better motivated, trained and equipped than the Lebanese army.

What is more surprising is that I occasionally work with people who are far better musically trained than I am, and they don't notice when there is a recapitulation.

Phelim O'Neill Tonight's episode of Neil Oliver's altogether watchable history series reaches the point at which it all went wrong for the Celts: the arrival of the Romans, fresh from subduing Gaul, better armed, better trained, and far better organised.

Better funded, better trained and far more heavily armed than the police officers attempting to contain them, they now more closely resemble Colombia's Farc rebels than any conventional street gang.

After all, third-party testing agencies have far better resources, and their people are much better trained.