Sentence examples for be able to stack from inspiring English sources

"The thing is that districts deal with dropouts too, and so you would think that charter schools would be able to stack up against traditional districts when it comes to dropout rates," he said.

One woman claims to have been told that to qualify as a manager she had to be able to stack giant bags of dog food.Wal-Mart has long argued that its female employees are fairly paid, and says that the reason for any under-representation is that they do not apply for promotion as often as men.

I'll never be able to stack up to the Instagram filters of others' lives, and honestly, I don't want to keep up with the Kardashians.

Pieces struck in this manner would have the designs protected from wear and be able to stack easily (both problems with high relief coins).

He likes to take three or four deep shots to Smith every game; if he gets even one of those completed, the threat increases and the Pats won't be able to stack the box against Ray Rice.

Of course, corporate agribusinesses love this idea because they'll be able to stack, lobby and control this small, vulnerable panel much more effectively than the monolithic federal Department of Agriculture.

As party leader Khrushchev had been able to stack the Central Committee with his supporters.

I miss college, I miss my friends being immediately accessible and I miss being able to stack dirty dishes and leave towels around.

As the Premier League's international purchasing power continues to grow with ever larger television-rights deals (the latest, with Sky, is valued at £5.136 billion), the more revenue-rich clubs are able to stack their rosters with expensive, technically gifted stars from all over the world.

The formation of crystalline Gaq3 nanostructures can be attributed to slower sublimation and growth so that Gaq3 molecules are able to stack in a more ordered way.

Prior studies have shown that trans-azobenzene is able to stack comfortably within a DNA double helix, stabilizing it, while cis-azobenzene has a helix-destabilizing effect.