Sentence examples for able to consider that from inspiring English sources

"There have been few cases of injustice that are as clear and profound as this one is, but he's not able to consider that".

While Houston and Sprewell are concerned about the team right now -- hoping to somehow lift the Knicks to a playoff berth -- on Friday they were able to consider that maybe someday they could find themselves being honored as Ewing was.

Moreover, if a trust model is able to consider that an entity has different trust values in different contexts, the model should be able to reason about the overall trustworthiness of an entity, or about the trustworthiness of a newly deployed service (e.g., based on the knowledge which components that are already used in other contexts are re-used for the new service).

I have big dreams for my career and my personal life, but even when those dreams are achieved, I'm not so sure I'll be able to consider that "living my dream".

But, by extending the PCROM information model we obtained a CRIM able to consider that in TRANSFoRm the EHR and CRF are not only data input interfaces but can also trigger the generation of reminders and initiate the distribution of invitations and alerts (in case of adverse events or overdosing) at defined time points on the study timeline (e.g. visits and appointments).

One benefit of Skyline AI's system is that it is able to consider variables that would be difficult to include in Excel spreadsheets and other traditional methods for aggregating data, which is important in real estate because there are so many factors that can impact a property's value and impact its rents, occupancy levels, maintenance costs and future worth.

As we make clear later, we are generally only able to consider regions that have a history of only amplifications, but for now we will keep the terminology general.

Fourthly, we were only able to consider risk factors that are available in the data collected.

Jurors would be able to consider charges that include manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, which carries a penalty as light as probation.

Therefore, it is of paramount importance to use a model-independent more comprehensive approach encompassing advanced sequence-stratigraphic concepts combined with process changes, while being able to consider the morphostructural complexity that characterizes these margins and their changes induced by basin reshaping.

"We look forward to trying the case before a jury that will now be able to consider all of the evidence that was improperly excluded in the first trial," said a Ford spokeswoman, Marcey Evans.