Sentence examples for more able for from inspiring English sources

Thus, 'in drier Bodies, where salt Humours predominate, much Seed is generated, which makes 'em more able for the Sports of Venus … Because the increasing of that in quantity excites an itching Titillation, and provoke to Lasciviousness'.

The overall aim is that residents, at the completion of their specialty-training period, display a broader set of competences than is currently the case, with a better mix of general and specialized skills, becoming more able for life-long learning and continuous professional development.

Revealingly, clause 5.12 of your consultation paper claims that the "breadth" of the new exam will "help prepare more able students for further study, where they will be expected to demonstrate more independent thinking".

More able graduates, for example, may have managed to get more out of their education programme and hence experience a better match than their less able colleagues.

Birmingham's Hamstead Hall Academy runs two strands of the scheme: one for more able students, and another for those experiencing personal or family issues.

It seems that separating students helps in getting better student achievements for more able students, but is detrimental for less able students.

They are more able to ask for re-marks – and they do.

"I can step back a little bit now and am more able to look for freelance work.

People are more able to pay for goods and services -- and more able to pay taxes -- when they have money, not when the economy is mired in recession.

Female employment has risen and the welfare state has grown, meaning that single mothers are comparatively more able to provide for their offspring today than in the past.

He insisted the changes would make the NUS more able to campaign for students' rights in the 2009 tuition fee review.