Sentence examples for able to get relative from inspiring English sources

With the euro in limbo at present, companies that can pay for their acquisitions in a cheaper euro now, but reap revenues in a firmer currency down the road, might be able to get relative bargains.

In other days, he might be able to get their relatives out, but not during an operation like this.

From phone calls they were able to get in contact to few relatives who could explain the current situation in the country and report whether everyone was alive.

He also managed to get relatives into key positions elsewhere.

As we study these fossils more, and compare them to specimens known from elsewhere in the world, we should be able to get a better picture of the relative age of the Pedra de Fogo Formation and the formation's implications for the distributions of animals on the supercontinent of Pangea.

By doing this, we'll be able to get a better idea of the relative contribution states from each sub-region make to startup activity in the South overall.

We were also able to get blood samples from two affected relatives in 2 out of 11 separate families with healthy index.

They were able to get a loan of $10,000 from a relative who lived here already, but they worked for years to pay it back.

If a person dies because of such a mistake, the patient's relatives should be able to get information about the error.

It's a testament to both artists' clout that Nas and Mr. Marley were able to get an album as innovative as "Distant Relatives" released by a major label in the industry's risk-averse climate.

Americans with a foreign-born spouse of the opposite sex are able to get them resident visas, or green cards, with relative ease.