Sentence examples for are able to know how from inspiring English sources

We learn to sense right from wrong, and are able to know how events will play out usually long before they actually do.

However, we are able to know how the low response rate makes the demographics of our study population different from the population as a whole by comparing it to the Janus data.

They had to look at the results without being able to know how they were produced.

Partly because the situation speaks directly to being able to know how your government operates.

The governing craftsman has to be able to know how many votes each side possesses.

"That we should be able to know how many people die in law enforcement custody.

"I haven't ever been able to know how they reached me, and I think about that a lot".

EBay would not explain how its ad auction would work or say whether buyers and sellers would be able to know how much others were bidding.

"That was why it was so important to get blood or tissue samples, for us to be able to know how this woman died," Dowell said.

I don't think we'll be able to know how good it was, whether it worked until it's over".

The newsroom would be able to know how much money — down to the penny — each of its articles online was making when readers clicked on ads.