Sentence examples for far more training from inspiring English sources

The reserves have had far more training in combat tactics aimed at Gaza, have better equipment and were called up early.

How can these counselors, so young and relatively inexperienced with children (though they have far more training than in the past), get campers to do things without a struggle that are often an occasion for tears and tantrums at home?

His rate was less than what most personal trainers charge for in-home training — even though he has far more training, certifications, experience, and expertise than the typical trainer.

That's far more training than most people are doing.

He trained, too, turning in an easy half-mile breeze April 19, but the time spent in Maryland was about far more than training.

As a result, he said, law schools need to have far more practical training and closer ties to the legal profession.

Now he has to find the hunger to undertake the far more rigorous training needed to compete at the highest level.

I can tell you as a cheap man that I will focus far more on training if I have to contribute to this fund".

In what officers describe as the most striking changes to basic training since the Vietnam era, soldiers whose specialties traditionally kept them far from the front -- clerks, cooks, truck drivers and communications technicians -- will undergo far more stressful training.

Studies have shown that nurses with master's level training offer care in many primary care settings that is as good as and sometimes better than care given by physicians, who generally have far more extensive training.

Everyone around the league is obsessed with the grind of the schedule and the toll it takes on the star players, who engage in far more strength training than did players in previous generations.