Sentence examples for been able to administer from inspiring English sources
For the first time in history we have been able to administer a vaccine during the course of a pandemic.
Had she alerted someone immediately, medics might have been able to administer narcan – a medication that reverses the effects of an opiate overdose – and save Joseph's life.
She writes about the fear, at the time, that there would be a rash of copycat suicides, which launched "the most public and potent dose of suicide prevention [messages] the media had ever been able to administer".
That the Sun can claim that such a power is new when it is not also suggests that the EU has been able to administer its powers in a benign and discreet manner, since they seem to have gone unnoticed for decades.
The first, of course, is "Dr. House," Yonni Barrios, the young man who, thanks to a brief medical training course he took years ago, has been able to administer shots and medicine to his fellows, and who also has the distinction of being the miner with the most soap-operatic family story (his wife and his mistress met at a vigil to which each showed up carrying Barrios's picture).
We have not been able to administer CTC on an outpatient basis, mainly because of nausea and vomiting.
To be a good dominant, you need to have gone through that to understand the limits and be able to administer it in the correct way.
They were able to administer hot sauce to one or both of the students, which would cause them pain and make them less likely to pass.
Nor was it immediately clear how Mr. Abbas, who has authority in the West Bank but not in Gaza, would be able to administer it.
