Sentence examples for more tools but from inspiring English sources

"Dodd Frank has tried to equip regulators with more tools, but there's so much push back from the financial industry that what emerges in the implementation of those regulations remains to be seen," said Raghuram Rajan, an economist and finance professor at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, and a former chief economist at the IMF.

Products benefit from more tools than services, but even in those scientific papers and practitioner contributions are drawing a viable path.

The FAA said the upgrade was designed to provide more tools for controllers, but that the new features have been disabled while the systems contractor completes an assessment of the malfunction.

This evolving "tools landscape" presents a dilemma: more tools are available, but selecting appropriate tools has become more challenging.

This is going to be something that evolves over time the more Javelins you unlock and the more tools you get, but high speed, low cooldowns and diverse weapons make each encounter interesting, though sometimes the seemingly endless waves of enemies get rather exhausting.

But more tools were needed.

"Over the years, we've gained more tools for treating cancer, but the old ability to be flexible and adapt has disappeared," DeVita writes: Guidelines are backwards looking.

The big players have more tools available to them, but this ease of use means that any developer should be able to try the system, regardless of how much ad experience they have.

But more tools could arrive for varied age groups.

We had a basic presence but as more tools and environments for social networking emerged, so did the need to expand our reach.

It's also a clear sign that Mozilla wants to offer its users access to more tools than "just" a browser (but always with a focus on privacy).