Sentence examples for able to extend its from inspiring English sources
Mr. Yang of the University of Chicago said, "If the party can accommodate the best and brightest and most economically influential and at the same time curb corruption, another focus of the speech, it will be able to extend its dominance over an extended time".
The report said climate change "may facilitate" its further spread, but added that it could be able to extend its range without the aid of warmer temperatures.
Until 1993, it was not able to extend its range, but reached Oregon in 1997, the state of Washington in 1998 and British Columbia in 1999, thus extending its range by 750 km in ten years.
But Cox said the company in charge of the toll road after its bankruptcy was able to convince SANDAG that its business was worth the larger amount, because of arguments that it might be able to extend its lease on the road, chop executives' salaries and reduce its property taxes.
If Intel can string together enough of these deals and establish its technological dominance in the market, it may well be able to extend its brand once again, according to marketing experts.
David Klasfeld, the board's deputy chancellor for operations, told parents it was unclear whether the board would be able to extend its lease at St. Bernard past Dec. 31.
First and most obvious, only students who truly understood an experiment were able to extend it.
And he says he wants to be able to extend it so that all primary school pupils can benefit.
If the sports car maker is carrying as much as 8.0 billion euros ($10.8 billion) in net debt, as some analysts believe, it won't be able to afford to extend its stake by all that much, even after a 12.5 billion euros ($17.0 billion) credit line.
Whether merchants will buy into the deal being offered by the company — lower rates and all — and whether Groupon will be able to extend this to its still-fragmented but huge international business, are the two big questions.
