Sentence examples for be able to shun from inspiring English sources
If the idea catches on, consumers will be able to shun ships that emit a lot and reward the ones that don't.
Highly qualified jobseekers might be able to shun the worst offenders, some consumers may even boycott the most inequitable brands, but it will make little difference to Britain's overall pay gap.
Trevisan said CarGurus, which was founded in 2006, was able to shun traditional venture financing because the company was cash-flow positive early on.
Those shunning the designation won't be able to sponsor races at participating tracks, including Cheltenham and Aintree, when current deals expire.
If they can't provide a better long-term return, then investors will shun them and the companies won't be able to raise capital.
"For the young men who are still single, they also think about whether they would still be able to get married as they fear that their girlfriends may just shun them if they test HIV positive".
If he is vocal about shunning this practice and remains transparent going forward, he should be able to overcome this and work effectively with country governments.
Those rated highly will then be able to charge higher fees - while those struggling to provide quality teaching risk losing fee income as students shun them because of their poor ranking.
Netanyahu, should he try holding to the status quo, will not be able to ignore the growing reproach of the Obama Administration and international community, or the shunning of Israel by European universities and companies.
