Sentence examples for it more able from inspiring English sources

The passage of time has allowed Google to deepen its relations with its customers, making it more able to fight off competitors.

A futuristic naval vessel, the DDG-1000 destroyer, was adapted after September 11th's attacks with fancy equipment to make it more able to support far-flung missions.

The commissioners want to change the type of capital that banks hold – currently largely equity – to make it more able to absorb multimillion-pound losses.

The resulting protective relay has higher processing capability making it more able to handle parallel multi-channel sources than existing digital/numerical relays are.

About 78percentt of working age EU migrants in the UK are in work, most paying tax and contributing to the NHS, theoretically making it more able to cope with the higher numbers.

We can speculate that some aspect of the lifestyle or physiology of A. oryzae (and A. flavus) could make it more able to take up foreign DNA by HGT than other Aspergillus species.

I do think if a man has had a healthy and respectful relationship with his mother it makes him more able to conduct proper relationships with women.

It was also noted that IT was more able to elevate CD26 than would be expected if compared with its active metabolite SN-38.

The more sensitive a system is the better, because it is more able to discriminate between true states of the world.

For example, the NHS is able to act as "research sponsor" for clinical studies led by university staff as it is more able to manage the risk of clinical negligence liabilities.

The DKC1 complex also binds to RNA molecules, and Fong et al. found that when the DKC1 complex binds to certain RNAs it is more able to help reprogramming factors activate pluripotency-related genes.