Sentence examples for able to make serious from inspiring English sources

That such a man has been able to make serious waves says everything about the smallness of our politics as opposed to the stature of Farage.

If so, they say, Mr. Gore may not be able to make serious headway in reversing his fortunes until the Democratic convention, when he assumes command of the party, selects a vice president and delivers an acceptance speech.

Human development cannot succeed without improving health, and the U.S. won't be able to make serious health progress without doing more about tobacco.

Maybe there is some distant, way-back Scottish ancestry that makes the family so able to make serious-minded decisions.

We could, however, approximate the data from figures in the original article and we do not consider this to be a serious drawback since we were able to make good estimates from the figures (Robertsson et al. 1990).

But it's very difficult and rare to be able to use the Internet to build the types of deep relationships that move people to make serious commitments to and sacrifices for social movements.

Stuart Broad took 4 for 83 for England, but he was the only bowler who was able to make a serious impression.

Far from being dismayed, Coward was thrilled that he would now at last be able to make a serious contribution to the war effort, making a statement to the effect that he would write nothing until the war was won.

Re "Tiger Needs to Win" (April 7) by Dave Anderson Tiger Woodss may not win another major until he is past 30 and still be able to make a serious run at Jack Nicklaus's success.

Quiet and not able to make any serious impact on the game.

HU: I believe minorities haven't been able to make a serious impact on the field due to their extremely low numbers.