Sentence examples for more functional a from inspiring English sources

The higher the score, the more "functional" a patient is.

Bowls are harder to use, although they are more functional; a beginner at decoupage will probably want to use a plate.

The other is a little more functional as a PC, with what looks like a pretty solid setup.

Liberal democracy may be more functional for a society that has already achieved a high degree of social equality and consensus concerning certain basic values.

And maybe it's not a work of art, but something more functional, like a passport photo of someone who's always on the road to the next gig.

Given the web's linking capacity, it's actually more functional than a gossip column in the print edition, and more flexible.

For example, definitions have been condensed to be more functional on a Blackberry screen.

You can employ a fully grown one for about $7 an hour, and the smaller ones are even cheaper and still more functional than a Roomba.

Even She-Ra's wardrobe is different this time around, still fashionable but more functional for a warrior princess (now she wears shorts).

And if you do need a humanoid – well, humans are cheap; you can employ a fully-grown one for about seven quid an hour, and the smaller ones are even cheaper and still more functional than a Roomba.

Stevens was distraught about how bad his knee had become, but Yun believed the need for replacement presented an opportunity: "An artificial knee is more functional than an arthritic knee".