Sentence examples for able to take its from inspiring English sources

Stanley recognises that some argue that Patagonia is able to take its responsibilities so seriously only because it is privately owned, but he says that Chouinard has always wanted it to be an example of what is possible and it has therefore been paramount that it operates with all the constraints that any other business faces.

Official Nintendo Magazine referred to the game as a "masterpiece of game design", stating that Nintendo was able to take its "number-one 2D franchise and convert it flawlessly into 3D".

- Reducing excess expenditure through the administration of the province; it must operate independently and be able to take its own decisions in matters concerning the province.

But if you watched and enjoyed "Sex and the City," it's pretty unlikely you'll be able to take its new prequel (beginning Monday night) that benignly.

"It's disappointing the game hasn't been able to take its course.

The defense would still have been able to take its two black aces and a spade ruff for down one.

Dr. Richard Daines, the state health commissioner, said on Tuesday that there were five hospitals near St . Vincents that would be able to take over its emergency patients.

As I said, the customer-service person was able to find a workaround in the system, which ensured that I didn't have to pay anything and that the company was able to take back its device, saving both of us money.

It may also be a super-soft x-ray source if it is able to take material from its companion fast enough to sustain fusion on its surface.

Then the sector gets more politically powerful, it’s able to take control of its own regulatory destiny … and it does that in a way that feeds into further concentration of political power.”.

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