Sentence examples for more capable now from inspiring English sources

"You think that our authorities are more capable now than they were then?" As the siege wore on, fear and frustration grew among some relatives.

"I am much more capable now of going towards people, participating in conferences," she said.

As prices continue to drop and the feature sets become more capable, now is a particularly excellent time to pick up one of these players.

I certainly think I'm physically capable now – more than ever.

But prosecutors, in fighting subsequent appeals, said that before and after the crimes, Ms. Lewis had engaged in concerted actions to obtain money from her husband's account and then from insurance, showing that she was far more capable than her lawyers now assert.

But it can be said that enterprise-level companies the world around are now more capable of buying Microsoft's little device.

With the advent of 3D printing and other inexpensive custom fabrication processes, laboratories are now more capable of building their own equipment from open source designs than ever before.

Data passed early to decision-makers, at the district-official level, allowed a quick response to new cases.India now looks more capable of fighting other, deadlier, diseases.

"There are now far more capable lawyers and law firms than there is work for them to do," Mr. Trotter said.

What has changed? A. There are now far more capable lawyers and law firms than there is work for them to do.

Over the past three years we have received a huge amount of support, civil society has remained in touch with the needs and demands of local people, and a lot more Haitians are now far more capable of addressing emergencies.