Sentence examples for able to lower a from inspiring English sources
When circumnavigating the globe the pilot will be able to lower a seat (which also doubles as a toilet) to lie down and take catnaps of up to 20 minutes.
The British were able to lower only a single lifeboat before Pathfinder sank.
By taking advantage of the three-dimensional design, they were able to lower the chances that a logic bit -- a one or a zero -- would be altered by radiation.
The more money moving via its infrastructure, the better, with economies of scale also meaning it has been able to lower fees on an increasing number of routes.
If you can reduce your interest rate or take on a different type of mortgage you may be able to lower your payments to a manageable level.
"To be able to lower the price for a particular segment of their customer base is huge for airlines," he says, "but they haven't done this before because of the friction and the cost to build the infrastructure".
CareLedger still gets paid on these free procedures, but the employer only pays the startup when the startup is able to lower the cost to a point that procedures are free to the employee.
Results showed that, beside a first rise in galvanic skin response similar in both groups, meditators were able to lower their arousal to a greater degree than controls.
While the country has been able to lower its rates in the past two decades, a third of a percent of the population around 2.1 million people remains HIV positive.
Blount can't seem able to lower his shoulder and deliver a great blow.
Moving machines will be able to lower to the level of a wheelchair when they recognise the need.
