Sentence examples for far more able from inspiring English sources

I need a lot less from a future ex, and he is far more able to give it.

And we will be far more able to sell goods in China without moving our factories there.

Soon they discovered that the naïve young outsider was just as ambitious as they were, and far more able and adaptable.

Jurors are far more able than lawyers, judges, economists or corporate executives to assess the cost of bad conduct on society and the recompense that victims should receive.

Seeds of hope: Chinese researchers led by Caixia Gao have developed genetically modified wheat far more able to withstand powdery mildew.

The military is no different, but it is far more able to protect its internal secrets and block scrutiny of its political dealings.

Manufacturers will need to make their supply chains far more agile and able to operate in real-time to cope with faster product design and production cycles.

And he was by far the more able debater, throwing out reams of supposed "inconsistencies" with the theory of evolution (the National Centre for Science Education calls this the "Gish gallop").Mr Nye, by contrast, came off as endearing but hopelessly naive, though he did have his moments.

The LGBT community has thus far been more able to celebrate the heroism of the AIDS activists who did so much to bring about viable treatments.

With so many Cloud-based learning platforms and learning management systems out there, it's also far more do-able with employers, including SMBs.

And in a sure sign of "this is your moment-ness," the New York Times Magazine devoted an expansive feature to Powell, which charts his path from itinerant roofer turned Southern writer golden boy in the style of Walker Percy to his far more uncategorize-able self today.