Sentence examples for able to make major from inspiring English sources

Working together in a bipartisan way, we were able to make major improvements on that proposal, even though its fundamental basis was almost arrogant and insulting.

Caretaker governments are not able to make major decisions and budgets are are drawn up on the basis of the previous year's numbers.

Sir Wally Herbert, who has died aged 72, was one of the last explorers of the polar regions who was able to make major contributions to geographical discovery and research.

We have been able to make major strides towards this because of the laser-focus of the team, the investment dollars that have been put forward, and the fresh insights derived from new hires from world-class organizations.

But a key fact has gone unmentioned: as a condition for booking that unionized hotel, the AFL-CIO was able to make major advancements for organized labor.

But, for a modest investment, the U.S. and other countries may be able to make major strides toward improving the prospects for peace and stability on the continent.

With the possible exception of FDR, no modern president has been able to rely exclusively on his own party to make major legislative changes.

The concern is to formulate and apply statistical method which can grasp highly contributing variables from total variation to make major components which can significantly and meaningfully able to level the status of socio-economic development through African countries.

But these LEPs will still be able to make a major impact.

It was not until the 1970s that interest in the writings of the Pragmatists became widespread and pragmatist ideas were recognized as able to make a major contribution to philosophy.

In Lazica the war dragged on inconclusively for several years, with neither side able to make any major gains.