Sentence examples for to be more capable from inspiring English sources

Generally, they proved to be more capable in combat than the Free Syrian Army.

Jeremy Hunt, Mr Lansley's successor, ought to be more capable in both areas.

These vehicles tend to be more capable off road but less polished in day-to-day use on pavement.

As a result of the assault on Mumbai, India's financial hub, American counterterrorism and military officials say they are reassessing their view of Lashkar and believe it to be more capable and a greater threat than they had previously recognized.

China's arsenal of missiles arrayed across a strait from Taiwan, an American ally considered a wayward province by Beijing, did not substantially grow in numbers but is being upgraded to be more capable, according to the review.

However, I feel that Mr Nimmo's disciplined approach stands him in good stead for the long term; profitable businesses with recurring revenue streams tend to be more capable of steady growth.

An agent with increased self-observation and the ability to control itself in response to changing environments will be more capable in achieving its goals.

These results suggested the polymerase complex with the mammalian PB2-avian PB1 combination might be more capable to recruit cellular transcription machinery to initiate viral RNA synthesis.

More married female adolescents may likely use contraceptives because they may be more capable to afford contraceptives than their unmarried counterparts due to partner support.

In turn, younger subjects might be more capable to adjust postural destabilizations by using the ankle strategy due to a potentially more efficient sensori-motor integration [ 22].

No one can be more capable to express children and youth rights and views more than the children and youth themselves".