Sentence examples for more capable on from inspiring English sources

"I think I'm much more capable on both wings," he said.

It may take some time for the roster to jell around Garnett, Paul Pierce and Rajon Rondo, but Boston shed some age and should be more capable on offense.

While it's hitting both platforms, it'll be a bit more capable on Android — which makes sense, of course, as Google has a whole lot more control over things on their own turf.

As a team, we were no more capable of agreeing on a jersey than deciding which player ought to be the shooter on a 3-on-1 break.

No team closes out opponents' possessions more effectively than the Spurs, and few are more capable of capitalizing on the offensive boards than the active and athletic Thunder.

Americans — as they have become wealthier, more powerful, and more capable of relying on scientific solutions to complex problems — have become increasingly concerned about losing control of their surroundings.

But they are no more capable of colluding on their own and taking over the world than are, say, Labrador retrievers.

I do not believe gamers are more capable of succeeding on job interviews or doing creative or intellectual work.

Inversely, it may be that people with better health are more capable of consulting on important matters and managing social relations and therefore are more likely to be cited as a social network member by neighbors.

As you fall asleep and drift into an alpha state of consciousness, you may find your mind more capable of epiphanies on how to approach your goals in more productive ways.

No one is more capable of placing anti-black racism on a hierarchy of least to most than white people.