Sentence examples for more capable for from inspiring English sources
But those trucks use body-on-frame chassis and solid rear axels, which make them more capable for heavy towing or off-road use.
(2) Since peroxydisulfate is a solid oxidant, it would be more capable for industrial uses in comparison to liquid oxidants such as H2O2.
"Now it's 20 times more capable for radar astronomy," says Hugh Van Horn, director of the National Science Foundation's astronomy division, the biggest source of funding for the telescope.
"Do they think someone whose period starts on the first is more capable for this job than someone whose period starts on the 10th?" Many women still feel uncomfortable raising their voices individually about discrimination and say they don't know where to turn for support.
RV-damaged enterocytes are more capable for bacterial invasion causing secondary bacterial infections [ 23, 24].
Compared to responses of old program (2007) graduates, new program (2009) graduates rated themselves significantly more capable for the clinical (P < 0.001), procedural (P = 0.002), and operational management skills (P < 0.001) subscales, whereas there was no difference for the administrative tasks subscale (P = 0.126).
The goal should be to encourage Kiev to take steps that will make Ukraine more democratic, more stable and more capable of fending for itself.
To have the words is to become more perceptive, more attentive – and, we can only hope, more capable of caring for rivers, bison and the windy uplands where our rarest birds shelter.
After failing in the first Test at Trent Bridge, Cowan has become something of the forgotten man of this touring party, but as against Sussex in the tour match before the third and fourth Tests, the left-hander looked more capable of batting for longer than either Hughes or Khawaja.
Smaller political entities are more capable of accounting for diverse cultural conditions.
Treat yourself kindly and almost immediately you'll feel calmer, happier and more capable of changing for good.
