Sentence examples for able to involve a from inspiring English sources

FP and VT have similar geometry but VT has a lower heat transfer surface area, while HT, whose cross section is wider, is able to involve a larger volume of soil.

It is therefore questionable whether corporate practice is able to involve all functional units in sustainability measures to a significant degree (Gattiker and Carter 2010).

The commission reports directly to the office of the president and is therefore able to involve all sector of government.

"What makes shows like, say, a 'Roc' or 'Frank's Place' stand out is that they were able to involve and implicate a range of groups in a critique, albeit a humorous one, of our social systems".

Moreover, by holding a preliminary meeting, we were able to gather some opinions from the participants about the key objectives we should address and were subsequently able to involve the participants in a respondent validation exercise and in developing recommendations about the content of educational programmes for ACP.

Just like John, a large number of teenage boys seem to discover EA for themselves, and rather than being able to involve it in their relationships in a positive way, it becomes a repressed part of their sexualities.

Nonetheless, he concluded, "R.E.M.'s music is able to involve the listener on both an emotional and intellectual level".

A second lesson is the importance of being able to involve the customer in development, design and market research.

"We are able to involve the writers at every stage, even with the casting decisions.

It was also great that I was able to involve students in all this work.

And our board members are less able to involve friends and associates in our fundraising galas and other activities.