Sentence examples for able to exhaust from inspiring English sources

Cuban has never been able to exhaust himself in quest of profit.

Borrowers who have missed a mortgage payment or are at risk of missing one should know that lenders "are supposed to be able to exhaust all possibilities to help them stay in their homes," Ms. Beckles of Freddie Mac said.

For me, on the other hand, writing has always meant setting out in one direction, staking everything on one card, yet with the awareness that there are others, the awareness of risk and of not being able to exhaust all I have to say.

The device, called a Super-X Diverter, is able to exhaust from the system the tremendous accumulation of heat and particles produced by the long pulses.

The associated primary pressurized water loop (3 MPa at 150 °C) has also been upgraded in order to be able to exhaust the injected power in a steady state configuration.

We would never be able to exhaust the secrets of Nature.

Giving these protected data sets to other parties for data mining does not raise the privacy issues but none of the existing methods are able to completely exhaust the risk of privacy protection.

Yeasts engineered to ferment xylose are not able to consume xylose until glucose is completely exhausted.

Although the specific molecular pathways of T-cell exhaustion remain ambiguous, several transcriptional pathways have been implicated in T-cell exhaustion recently; among them Blimp-1, T-bet and NFAT2 were able to regulate exhausted T cells during chronic viral infection, suggesting a distinct lineage fate for this sub-population of T cells.

Obviously, HSPCs have the potential to provide patients with a comprehensive and most biological robust regeneration and might also be able to repopulate exhausted niches in the regenerating liver.

(4) Optimum Design of Model 2 Catalytic Converter was able to reduce exhaust emissions of Carbon Monoxide.