Sentence examples for are ever able to from inspiring English sources

Ventura might not be traded to the Yankees, but if the Mets are ever able to move him, Relaford might replace him again, indirectly.

But it does have consequences, one of which is the creation of a generation of tenants, who face having to wait many years before they can get on to the housing ladder, if they are ever able to.

The imbalance between the Old Firm and the rest isn't healthy because no teams are ever able to compete with them, but also Scottish football restricts Rangers and Celtic.

Mr. Lieberman, who called himself a crusader on the issue, conceded that he did not have the votes to prevail in the Senate and said, "Whether we are ever able to do it is in doubt".

Customers hate call centers with a passion because it verges on the miraculous if they are ever able to get back to the same operator".

The Explorer also offers youngsters a peak at what many consider the future of sustainable farming — assuming food manufacturers are ever able to break through the stigma of eating insects.

"And that was the last time I was ever able to speak to him alone".

Unfortunately, there were so many of us that no one was ever able to swim.

If anybody was ever able to restore it, it would be very appealing".

It's astonishing Nilsson was ever able to put these records out at all.

Which would be fine if we were ever able to believe a word he says.