Sentence examples for be able to devise from inspiring English sources

"If you can understand the mechanism," Dr. Insel said, "you should be able to devise new treatments.

Instead of coming up with one grand idea, new digitally adept workers in creative fields should be able to devise multiple ways to execute an idea.

Because the patch is a software solution, Mr. Trischetta argued, virus writers may be able to devise their own computer program to get around it.

But, even before Wednesday's announcement, Republicans signalled that they would not be able to devise a tax-reform plan along the lines of the 1986 changes.

Whether Ms. White will be able to devise a compromise with her fellow commissioners to protect the funds from a "run on the bank" that almost occurred during the financial crisis will be a crucial test of her leadership.

3. Will Xi be able to devise a more humane policy toward Tibet and Xinjiang, where ethnic unrest has steadily risen since 2008 and has spiked in recent weeks?

We have not been able to devise any other term for it.

He hadn't been able to devise a work-around for that.

Nevertheless, experimenters have been able to devise clever schemes either to measure it or to prevent its development.

So far, the government has not even been able to devise a card for flight attendants, pilots or Secret Service agents.

He credited Ms. Jackson with frequently being able to devise a "political maneuver to blunt the stuff coming from the builders".