Sentence examples for it more capable from inspiring English sources

That will make it more capable than a Saturn V, the machine that took people to the Moon and which remains, to this day, the most powerful rocket ever flown.Can you spare a buck for Buck Rogers?Whether any of this will ever actually happen, though, is still a question.

The hustings will be open to the press and public, to watch the candidates being quizzed on how best to reform the UN to make it more capable of responding to the global challenges of the 21st century, including climate change and mass killings that have sent more refugees moving across and between continents than at any other time since the second world war.

The smaller size of PPy molecules in comparison with PAni makes it more capable of removing dyes.

It strengthened the pistons' pins and stiffened the cylinder block, among other things making it more capable.

Users perceive it more capable and efficient in assisting them to make decisions, and they are more likely to return to the interface.

The new Cheetah design also makes it more capable of carrying payloads — and if this is all starting to sound like what Boston Dynamics has been working on with robots like Big Dog, it's no coincidence.

"Autopilot gives you the idea that it is more capable than it is, and once people view it as autonomous, they disengage and divert their eyes from the road," Jake Fisher, the magazine's director of auto testing, said in an interview.

"The biggest news was about the old Apple: It's back, and it's more capable than ever," Farhad Manjoo wrote in the Times.

Near-future sci-fi may be all the rage; it would seem that it's more capable of shedding new light on present dangers, anyway.

Indeed, the conditions of plaque bleeding and hypoxia are accompanied by increased levels of the Lcn2/MMP-9 complex; since the complexed form also acts to protect the MMP-9 protein from degradation, it is more capable of exerting a further effect (both in its beneficial and detrimental manners) on the surrounding tissue.

"The ideal way to deploy technology is on the last day as fast as possible, because it gets more capable and cheaper every day".