Sentence examples for be able to function very from inspiring English sources
"John Kerry won't be able to function very long as his own assistant secretary for the Near East," he said.
But we must be realistic about our ability to achieve this, and understand the downsides of doing so: we would not be able to function very well in everyday life if we had to stop to "think slow" about our preferences, decisions, and other people.
We're able to function very efficiently.
"Rapidly growing, low-density suburbs where, with the exception of rail lines into the city, mass transit has not been able to function very well".
He added: "Some people — Margaret Thatcher, Napoleon — were able to function very effectively on just four hours of sleep, leaving them 20 hours in the day to be productive.
"We desperately need to understand how some older adults are able to function very well into their seventh, eighth, and ninth decades," Bradford Dickerson, an associate professor of neurology at Harvard Medical School, said in a recent press release.
If you've done your job right, which I've had varying degrees of success doing at different times in my life, if you've done your job right, then you're able to function very freely within that cage.
