Sentence examples for able thanks to from inspiring English sources

From my house in the Hudson Valley, I was able, thanks to Twitter, to feel like I was experiencing it with people around the world.

He lost, he says, because his opponents were able – thanks to brutally effective slogans such as "Michael Ignatieff: Just Visiting" – to deny him the necessary standing.

This is because fleshy-fruited species are able, thanks to artificial perching sites, to appear earlier than they would under natural conditions, in which these species follow the expansion and development of pioneer anemochorous species acting as natural perching sites.

Nor does it appear inclined — or especially able, thanks to its breakneck plotting — to say much about the ethics involved: both the nominal "good" and "bad" guys hack accounts, forge identities, and track others' movements.

That happened today at 55 Down, with the semi-cryptic clue of "Like Napoleon, before Elba?" I had actually already filled in all the boxes and could see that the answer was ABLE (thanks to crossers like DONE, EVIL and RAT) but still had to scratch my head a bit before it clicked.

By 1818 they were able, thanks to loans from English and Dutch bankers, to pay off the war indemnity and thus to end the allied occupation; at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle, France was welcomed back into the Concert of Europe.

Or one day you will be able - thanks to gene therapy - to give yourself an extra dose of DNA that will automatically boost your own production of red blood cells.

I'm looking forward to watching you progress with Lotus in coming seasons, though it's a pity I won't be able to thanks to the BBC ignoring viewers and dropping its public services responsibilities.

"I would say that it's significant to be able to capture images that we'd never been able to before, thanks to the new technology," says Bourg.

But we were able to survive, thanks to Mike, and come back and do it.

"I was able to study thanks to Sworde Teppa, so now I want to teach and give back," she said.