Sentence examples for be able to reposition from inspiring English sources

They will be able to reposition themselves and their platform before the next election.

"By acquiring the Hilton, we will be able to reposition it as a first-class four-star hotel".

You should just ring-fence those 14-15 clubs for five years and say, 'There you go – that's the Premiership business and after five years we'll review it.' I think the clubs underneath would relax and be able to reposition themselves.

But, at this point, Jindal occupies a place near the rear of the large pack of Republican Presidential candidates, and it's not likely that he will be able to reposition himself as more moderate in order to improve his standing — or that he'd want to, or that it would be plausible.

Tap them and they disappear, and soon you'll be able to reposition them.

Some centres recommend leaving the bone screws in place for 3 or 4 days in order to be able to reposition the fixator in case of length loss or fracture [1].

He added that Pistorius is "able to reposition his limbs 15 to 16percentt faster than the last five 100-meter world-record holders".

Teams spread over many countries were able to reposition space-based instruments toward the radiation beams.

The observation on Day 10 of the first captive trial (after the intentional rotation of the mock PTTs on Day 9) that all five flying foxes had re-orientated the PTT to the dorsal aspect, established that flying foxes were able to reposition the PTT, presumably for comfort.

Similarly, ISWI was able to reposition asymmetrical nucleosome substrates away from their original position into a similar distribution of distinct translational positions.

However, by contrasting her partner's expectations about ultrasound with her own experience, Interviewee 3 is able to reposition herself as having privileged access to the meaning of her pregnancy.