Sentence examples for be able to chart from inspiring English sources

As an obsessive planner, it drives me crazy not to be able to chart my future for years to come.

Only when the Left and its allies are stronger yet will they be able to chart an alternative direction for India.

Try as they might, campaign strategists say, they fear they will not be able to chart a reliable course for winning the nomination without Iowa.

Whether that had to involve sticking her tongue out repeatedly as if Gene Simmons never happened is something only cultural historians will be able to chart later.

The utility will also be able to chart energy use by house, by neighborhood, by time of day, by season — the better to gauge and prepare for future energy demands.

Responding to a question about her expectations of the Pet-Crock report in mid-September on surge results in Iraq (that's General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker), Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said, "The president will get this report, and then we will be able to chart a coherent way forward".

Measuring cognitive performance by means of various brain games, tasks and tests, we are able to chart the decline in mental well-being.

We've been able to chart for some time that there's a performance deficit around representation and portrayal".

I've been able to chart the growth of my nieces and nephews by their success at joining in.

By recording and analyzing these sounds, biologists are able to chart the behaviour and distribution of such life-forms.

Part of the interest as a critic is being able to chart those changes, be they large or small, over the lifetime of a show.