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Sentence examples for able to sort from inspiring English sources

The phrase "able to sort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability or capacity to organize or categorize items or information.
Example: "The new software is able to sort the data efficiently, making it easier for us to analyze trends."
Alternatives: "capable of sorting" or "able to organize".

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I was able to sort her out".

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The Guardian - Money

"She was able to sort them out.

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The New York Times

Voters may not mind, if he is able to sort this disaster out.

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The Economist

I'd love to be able to sort the audio by family member, date or other information.

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The New York Times

The victors of 1989 seem no more able to sort out the world than before.

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The Economist

Manford replied: "Agreed but he's the one in charge now and able to sort".

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Independent

How will Eterni.me be able to sort relevant data from what is irrelevant?

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The New Yorker

I'm sure we will be able to sort out what are, to me, just minor problems".

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The Guardian - Sport

Only future historians will be able to sort out this war's ultimate validity.

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The New York Times

RFE/RL: Do you think the authorities are able to sort this out?

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The Guardian

"I think that they are going to be able to sort it out.

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