Sentence examples for no better able from inspiring English sources

But the protector was no better able to manage his Parliaments than had been the king.

The Nominated Parliament (1653) was no better able to overcome its internal divisions or untangle the threads of reform than the Rump.

Even an unimpeachably unbiased auditor would probably have certified many financial firms as going concerns in 2008, simply because they were no better able to predict the future than were credit-rating agencies or investors.

The assignment is my response to the distressing finding that six months after having completed a standard introductory economics course, students are no better able to answer questions about basic economic principles than others who have never even taken economics.

And no museum is better able than the Modern to embalm a modernist.

"When Sam steps into the prime decision-making role," said Timothy H. Callahan, a former chief executive of Equity Office, "no one is better able to be strategic.

"This is a fairly affluent area, and for a long time two men with high salaries and with no dependents were better able to afford homes than anyone else," said Diane Saatchi, president of Dayton-Halstead.

Yet no one is better able to weigh in on what will help children succeed academically than educators, who have incomparable firsthand knowledge.

The fewer monthly payments you have to make (or in the case of renting an apartment, the fewer payments that provide no returns), the better able you will be to spend money on things you need and save up for a rainy day.

And because I am no longer surprised, I am much better able to live with it.

En route, they fall in with the Tzotzil Indian Chauk, who speaks no Spanish but is better able to understand their situation than most, his young eyes blending innocence with knowledge beyond his years.