Sentence examples for be able to refine from inspiring English sources

"Men need to be able to refine their 'fish that got away' stories, exaggerating without bragging.

"Genetic profiling will be able to refine the risks in the population so that we can target screening to those at higher risk," Eeles said.

"They ought to be able to refine this legislation to make exceptions for people who see huge groups together," she said.

"We want designers to be able to refine their collection, work out what's commercial, and be noticed by trade buyers, stylists and press," Mr. Graham adds.

But as more people use the app, the team should be able to refine the algorithms to make better calculations and predictions about current and future weather.

Other experts said that after the two incidents with smoke and fire, the F.A.A. and Boeing may be able to refine the tests to focus more closely on the worst possible hazards.

From the wobbling rate, scientists were able to refine their estimates of the size and composition of Mars's core.

Still, Google has been able to refine and advance those ideas by using computer and programming resources that no university can afford.

"Being able to refine the art of making the perfect coffee in your own home is a design moment," she said.

Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil producer, but is able to refine only a fraction of its oil and imports much of its fuel.

By using vacuum technology developed for the semiconductor industry, he was able to refine the Haber-Bosch process for synthesizing ammonia.