Sentence examples for able to stand higher from inspiring English sources

Finally, the world may be better able to stand higher interest rates than sceptics believe, because they are so widely expected.

Jimmy and I were about equal in ability, but I worked harder and was able to stand higher in the class.

It also runs contrary to the principle of democracy which "demands that a broad selection of people should be able to stand for high public office".

You will need to design the walls, your door and your ceiling to be able to stand up to high wind pressures as well as resist penetration or crushing from flying or falling debris.

We live opposite the beach and our first thought once we were able to stand was to seek higher ground in case of a tsunami," she said.

I am not able to stand with my shoulders always high and my head always turned towards the stars.

Additionally, there was an overlap of clinical severity among non-ambulatory subjects with spinal muscular atrophy type 2 and subjects with spinal muscular atrophy type 3. Overall, 32% of patients from the present cohort were ambulant or able to stand with assistance, with relatively high levels of function.

They reflect on educational experiences in which they were able to stand out in class because of high test scores.

The mean Young's modulus of these suspended nanosheets, E = 0.30 ± 0.07 TPa, is extremely high, and they present low pre-strain and high strength, being able to stand elastic deformations of tens of nanometers elastically without breaking.

High-level : (a) Able to participate, assessed as likely being able to stand (with or without assistance); (b) supine, standing, marching on the spot, sitting on the edge of the bed, supine.

Therefore it was analyzed whether calves that were barely able to stand (unable to correct position if pushed) require higher doses of sodium bicarbonate in general, or whether these buffer requirements depend on the quality of the palpebral reflex.