Sentence examples for able to make properly from inspiring English sources

A person's decision-making capacities can sometimes be affected by stress or neurologic, psychiatric, or substance abuse, explains Fischbach, and so they may not be able to make properly informed choices when asked to participate in a research study.

It's a choice and decision to make properly.

But I'm going to ask you to give me a little space to be able to make that decision properly...

As the choice increases there is also a danger that the status of citizens not able to make their choices properly deteriorates and their potential to receive services becomes less likely.

This is the trouble with my earliest loves – they tended to be handed down to my sister and destroyed by her great ham hands shortly thereafter, before I was old enough to be able to make my contrary wishes properly felt.

Such transparency assures that the electorate will be able to make informed decisions and properly evaluate speakers and their messages.

I don't have children or a husband but I think that being able to predict your life and plan it properly, being able to make decisions at times when you are not exhausted, makes it easier for everybody.

A club statement said of Weir: "Derek feels he is no longer able to make the time commitment required to properly fulfil the role at the club and that he needs to refocus on his other business and family matters.

Well, I would love to be able to make a film where everyone is paid properly and where you're assured of a certain degree of distribution and you're able to not compromise certain visual ideas.

Being able to read the word properly but not able to make sense of or remember what they read, so that they find themselves coming back to read the same passage over and over again.

How many attempts (to catch the parachute) would the stunt pilots have been able to make in the allotted time had the parachutes worked properly?