Sentence examples for able to make new from inspiring English sources

It's an uncalculated loss that so many talented people are no longer able to make New York their home.

Research shows that people who are lonely, compared to those who are not, are less able to make new connections.

For a while it might be able to make new viruses that could re-infect the same cell, but over enough time, the viruses would become disabled.

By locating observatories near lakes and by employing electronic imaging and vacuum telescopes, astronomers were able to make new, higher-resolution observations.

They've found that during the course of the disease, the stem cells become less able to make new muscle and instead begin to express genes involved in the formation of connective tissue.

"Now we have this fabulous collaboration with a serious immunology lab, and because of it we may be able to make new drugs that might even work to treat Alzheimer's one day," she has said.

Then those reactions can be translated back to the normal chemistry language, and then the chemist is able to use those new reactions to make new molecules.

We've been able to use the System 55 to make new, inhuman sounds nobody has ever heard before.

They were able to make every new hotel room and every new nook and cranny into a wonderland of imagination and adventure.

The new engine meant Russia was able to make a new type of weapon - nuclear missiles powered by nuclear rather than conventional fuel.

'I'd be able to make a new album.