Sentence examples for are able to properly from inspiring English sources

"It's just that adults are able to properly assess the risk," he said.

"They must be care not to overregulate banks that are able to properly measure risk, because that would unnecessarily stunt financial activity".

"I'm just really pleased that in his 90s, towards the end of a life of service and duty, we in this country are able to properly acknowledge what he's done for us".

"I'm just really pleased that in his 90s, towards the end of a life of service and duty, we in this country are able to properly acknowledge what he's done for us," Abbott said during a press conference on Australia Day this year.

Cllr David Simmonds, chairman of the LGA's refugees task group, said: "It is vital that the scheme announced today is fully aligned, and funded, alongside this and other existing programmes for resettling refugees, ensuring that councils are able to properly support these vulnerable children while continuing to provide vital services for their local community".

We find that most are able to properly use unbiased forecasts.

For the first time I was able to properly comprehend the experience from the other side.

If success just drops into your lap, you'll never be able to properly enjoy it.

I haven't been able to properly grieve for my mother.

It seems counterintuitive that a mother would not be able to properly breastfeed her newborn.

The police have said they would need more than 6000 further officers to be able to properly monitor them.