"When you were more able to ask questions?" He nodded.
By contrast, the smaller parties were more able to set out a distinctive positioning.
I wondered whether the men were more able to bear the signs — and the grief — of aging.
The malaria vaccine was a great vehicle to advance our platform of adjuvants for many other vaccines, [ones] that were more able to give us a return.
Such successful farmer-managed regeneration processes could be rolled out on a larger scale if farmers were more able to interact with and learn from each other.
Perhaps because their lives were so complicated and roles so divided, they were more able to perceive, and be at home with, ambiguity.
To a large degree, Obama was elected by white people, some of whom were more able to accept him because he consciously portrayed himself as racially ambiguous.
Purseglove argues that the combined effect was that more rainwater poured into rivers, which were more able to carry great surges of water.
The authors of the study say they believe male worms were more able to suppress their hunger in order to go out and find a mate.
"People years ago were more self-reliant and were more able to take hold of the reins and do things themselves.
Fitter men were more able to use the youth-like, task-related side of the brain, scientists found in their test.
