Sentence examples for able to take more from inspiring English sources

You may choose or need to keep working and may be able to take more risk.

But in essence, we thought we were able to take more hits than we actually could.

I work more hours than I did when office-based, and I'm also able to take more effective breaks.

But Goodier argues that, despite the storms, the BBC will always be able to take more risks than commercial rivals.

And the Vikings were able to take more chances once Culpepper and the offense grabbed the lead.

The new owners may be able to take more decisive action, and two major steps are needed.

Users who know exactly when energy consumption occurs and where it takes place are able to take more informed decisions about how to lower their energy consumption.

His audience might not be able to take more than an hour of it, and they pay high prices to see his concerts.

For a given amount, they are essentially able to take more carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere than they could only a decade ago.

Prof John Coyne, of Derby University said: "If we had been able to take more students it would have alleviated the pressure [felt by] disaffected youngsters".

The Hacked Off campaign has tweeted: Richards: It's clear that people in the press are able to take more risks but investigative journalism not inconsistent with Ofcom.