Sentence examples for more capably capture from inspiring English sources

Their research kit and analytics product will allow tons of industries that have already shown interest in VR to more capably capture user reactions.

"Blood Bank" feels like the inverse of "Emma": more capably engineered but musically slighter.

But geographically speaking, there is no town that more capably serves as a midpoint between Yankee Stadium and Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.

Now here, in the Mostly Mozart Festival at Avery Fisher Hall on Wednesday evening, was Mr. Ohlsson playing the same concerto, with the festival orchestra conducted (more capably) by Susanna Malkki, in a program with Berio's "Rendering," an ingenious 1989 performing version of Schubert's woefully incomplete 10th Symphony.

The city is expected to emerge from the courts a year from now no longer juggling the $18 billion in debt that had sidetracked it and, according to the emergency manager, more capably providing essential services that make a city livable, like stopping crime and putting out fires.

What he was saying essentially is that any car can be made to corner more capably.

Regardless, it's a fascinating study in folk technology and hopefully you guys can make heads or tails of it more capably than I can.

She had drugged me so that I might more capably lie about my drug use.

He's more or less restating the case Arnold Schwarzenegger, but more capably.

But it remains to be seen whether the superintendent, having lost a great deal of credibility, can survive the political fallout and learn enough from his blunders to lead the way more capably.

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