Sentence examples for are able to strike from inspiring English sources

Ukippers are able to strike the posture of outsiders because in one key sense they are.

"To have the same prevents the other from having more, and in this way they are able to strike a balance".

Conversely, if the parties are able to strike a decent business deal on their own, the French press will quickly get some "compensation" from Google and might still keep most of its taxpayer subsidies.

He added: "Ultimately, the services that will be successful are those that are able to strike a deal with content owners, so from that perspective I don't think this will make that much difference".

The fight that we're having right now is not about the health care law; it's not about a particular budget; what it has to do with is do we continue with that process where we have elections, the majorities are determined, there's some protections for minorities in the system, but we are able to strike compromises and then move forward.

Will we enhance our security and defenses before they are able to strike again?" But Barry Steinhardt, associate director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said today, "This amendment proposes significant and dangerous changes to our wiretapping laws and should not have been adopted literally in the middle of the night without debate or scrutiny".

The U.S.S.R. would always be able to strike back.

Elsewhere African ruling elites were able to strike compromises with their new overlords.

They will be able to strike infrastructure deals with local governments.

Would Disney be able to strike a delicate balance between nostalgia and innovation?

I like chefs to be able to strike up a conversation with customers.