Sentence examples for able to give its from inspiring English sources
So while the country may not be able to give its citizens everything they want, he says, it also has to have its priorities.
Redfin, too, is rumored to be looking at an IPO, but unlike most of its competitors, the Seattle-based company describes itself as "technology-powered real estate brokerage" and as such, it has the advantage of being able to give its users just about the same kind of information an agent would get from a local Multiple Listing Service.
At Stamford Bridge, Chelsea was able to give its fans plenty to cheer about after recent erratic form in the Premier League.
So we will argue for a better EU, more able to give its citizens hope for the future, more competitive in the world, and better able to cope with unforeseen crises.
Any decent provincial newspaper ought to be able to give its reader a much saner picture of the world than the popular national papers, with their hysteria and stunts and comic antics".
All eyes will rather not be on the third quarter but on the extent to which the company is able to give its own expectations for the fourth quarter and beyond".
We are able to give it its due as – in Shenker's excellent phrase – a "leaderful" rather than leaderless revolution, and accept that it was "make-do" because "Make-do is all you have when you try to make and do something entirely new against the forces of old".
And because IBM has opened its chip up, allowing it to be programmed online by researchers, the University of Maryland team was able to give it the same challenge as its own device.
The $1m prize pool that Google has put up for the match will be donated to Go and Stem charities, and Unicef, if DeepMind wins, and win or lose AlphaGo will gain valuable feedback from battling one of the strongest players the game has ever seen – feedback which no one working for DeepMind is able to give it, the machine having outclassed its creators long ago.
The magazine was an attempt to imitate Weird Tales, but Weisinger was never able to give it any distinctive character of its own.
