Sentence examples for argued to be able from inspiring English sources

This transdisciplinary exposition is argued to be able to keep the Bandung project neutral and balanced in relations to the competing political types within this emerging global knowledge political economy.

There isn't enough certainty, they argue, to be able to do strategy effectively.

And they have been argued to be more able to spot opportunities for new businesses as they already spotted opportunities for migration (Hart and Acs 2011).

Women, it is argued, want to be able to avoid future regret [ 4] in the belief that a perfect child is more important than the perfect birth [ 10].

24 It can be argued that to be able to perform useful self-care activities, a person has to possess the relevant knowledge, 40 which Ben was probably aware of when suggesting a written compendium containing the nutritional themes discussed.

In other words, one can argue that to be able to send a stronger signal of ability, immigrants acquire more education, compared to natives, for the same job.

But, as Mr. Welch argued, governments need to be able to do more than one thing at the same time.

He can certainly afford top legal advice and as a former Masters champion will surely be arguing a case to be able to make another appearance at Augusta in April.

The banks argue that they need to be able to lend more in order to support business investment.

This allowed him to argue for Britons still to be able to work in the EU and for access to the single market.

I found it really enjoyable to be able to argue and debate in class for hours on end [in the LEDA program].