Sentence examples for be able to elevate from inspiring English sources

Hopefully in the future I will be proven wrong and she will be able to elevate her standards to a level of professionalism that a network such as Fox deserves".

And the FSOC would be able to elevate one regulator over the others to take the lead if multiple regulators "have conflicting and overlapping regulatory jurisdiction," according to the report's executive summary.

Since Parsons began its M.F.A. program two years ago, with the financial support of Ms. Karan, there has been a lot of industry interest in the first class of students and whether they will be able to elevate the image of Parsons to the level of its London rival, Central Saint Martins, which has long had a master's program.

The Supreme Court will now interpret the meaning of this statute at the center of a Circuit split, to decide if the use of a cell phone or other communication device should be able to elevate a misdemeanor drug possession to a felony charge.

As the tournament progresses, hopefully I'll be able to elevate the level of my performances". The match was a farewell to Wimbledon for Nieminen, who is retiring at the end of the season at the age of 33.

Typically, once you detoxify your relationship with yourself, you will be able to elevate your other relationships with ease.

He had a wonderfully original mind and was able to elevate the everyday into the extraordinary.

The application of isolated technique is able to elevate the earthquake resistance performance of aqueduct structure.

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Although cocaine continues being able to elevate DA in the NAc of these mice, this mechanism is unclear.

The trick, Kolt said, is to find enough idle distractions that you are able to elevate your focus at the right time.