Sentence examples for able to host it from inspiring English sources

"Duke [University] and UNC is the biggest rivalry in college basketball and we were going to be able to host it in our state but now we won't be able to because of HB2," says Moore, who believes the decisions have helped "wake people up" to the cost of being a pariah state.

Prior to this Glenrothes was in the unusual position of not being able to host its own Remembrance Sunday commemorations.

Specific comments: 1) Although the data presented in the manuscript clearly suggest that the 100KP membranes are able to host LC3 lipidation, it is unclear whether these membranes are indeed incorporated in proceeding stages of biogenesis of autophagosomes.

According to Kershaw, Google is able to offer this competitive price — which is on par with Amazon's Glacier — because it is able to host all of its data on a single system, no matter whether it's online or "nearline".

We were able to get our hands on it before the first links started going down, but we're not going to be able to host a download of it.

In what appeared to be a fatal blow, the entire ISP network that the AmpedStatus.com site was hosted on was knocked offline, hundreds of sites were also affected and the AmpedStatus.com web hosting provider said that they would no longer be able to host the site unless it was moved to a service that was significantly more than we were paying or could afford.

Logan says it will be able to host 2,000 people in its combined 140,000 sq.

The amine-terminated PAMAM dendrimer was able to host more SDS molecules because it possessed more binding sites compared to the hydroxyl-terminated system.

Nonetheless, in 1399 when Richard II was deposed, the castle was well fortified and in good condition, forming what historian Douglas Biggs calls "a formidable obstacle" to Richard's enemies, and able to host the royal government when it first fled from London.

Beyond taking quality photos — all photographers provide samples for assessment to join the platform — Soong said that would-be Sweet Escape snappers need to know their city, be proud of it and able to host guests who visit.

The province was able to host the UK's first ceremonies because it had a shorter registration period.