Sentence examples for able to function well from inspiring English sources

But it's important for the U.N. to be able to function well if we are going to keep the peace.

But it adds: "Some people may be able to function well for some time afterwards but may develop mental health problems later, sometimes much later.

One of the few Heat players able to function well in a free-lance environment is Mashburn, who is averaging 23 points a game in the series.

Our roles are constant – to guide, educate and discipline the children in our care to ensure they are able to function well, develop their full potential and enrich society.

"When you see people who aren't able to function well at all, you feel not only compassion, but you ask yourself: 'Is that my future?' " But like Mr. Fox, who titled his memoir "Lucky Man," Dr. Eger has come to the conclusion, perhaps Pollyannaish but effective, that Parkinson's opened up new worlds.

"The stadium has been designed in a flexible manner so that it is able to function well for a range of uses post-Games".

"He's been able to function so well you don't think about it," his father said.

"Rapidly growing, low-density suburbs where, with the exception of rail lines into the city, mass transit has not been able to function very well".

Dr. Steinberg cites three horrific incidents of mass killings as justification for institutionalizing those struggling souls who are able to function quite well with the proper support structure and with the aid of psychotropic medication.

She's able to function quite well," Susko said.

"We desperately need to understand how some older adults are able to function very well into their seventh, eighth, and ninth decades," Bradford Dickerson, an associate professor of neurology at Harvard Medical School, said in a recent press release.