Sentence examples for be able to single from inspiring English sources
There were a lot of great comments -- too many, unfortunately, for me to be able to single them all out or otherwise address them here.
In other words, you should be able to single tap and slide many interactions on the toolbar, while not obscuring your view of the control or content (in the case of photo thumbnails).
If one belonged to the guy whose six-pack you ogled all night at the bar, or the one you've been chasing after on Grindr, would you be able to single it out?
In any case, the level of LD in the 5′ region of the gene is so high that an association study approach alone will not be able to single out one particular variant as that causing variation in IGFBP-3 levels and, possibly, cancer risk.
To eventually be able to single out pathological patterns in FM counting, an important initial step is to identify the main temporal patterns in FM count data from a total population, and establish whether the expected temporal pattern of a given woman's FM count data depends on basic pregnancy characteristics such as maternal body mass index, gestational age and placental position.
Once there, he'll be able to single-handedly block just about any nomination or legislation he cares to, maybe for a legitimate reason, or maybe because he's got a hangnail and is in a bad mood — it doesn't really matter.
CNN commentator Mary Matalin expressed excitement at the possibility of finally being able to single out the "parasites" in our midst.
He located her granddaughter, Mrs. Hacker, in Arizona, who told him that the family had never been able to single out Ms. Lauletti's body among the unidentified bodies, suggesting that she was probably buried at Evergreens.
Among other things, they were able to single out the ten countries where apps sessions have increased the most.
For a perfect knowledge of something it is sufficient that our intellect is able to single out the object in question against others by means of a proper concept.
