Sentence examples for been able to consider from inspiring English sources

In Brook's case, trustees have been able to consider the benefits of applying knowledge learnt from digitising services, to the challenge of reaching new audiences with online fundraising.

"We have been able to consider the implications and provide guidance to those network operators and SIM vendors that may be impacted," Ms. Cranton said.

Stadlen said the panel might, if it had been able to consider this evidence, have come to a different conclusion about whether McKeown had passed inside information in the knowledge that it would be used for lay betting.

But the truth is, he was a genius walking amongst us, and it was the most tremendous privilege to have been able to consider him a dear colleague and friend".

Back in my day job as a youth worker I've been able to consider why I intervene in certain ways, keeping check of my heart and that saviour attitude and employing my head to check facts, consider risks and keep myself and my clients safe.

"This is the kind of evidence that is so deeply compelling and humanizing that for the jury not to have heard it and not to have been able to consider it is reason alone to stay this case," said Sandra Babcock, a Chicago-based lawyer.

"There are things we wanted to change that we haven't been able to, considering the position of the club.

"Are you going to be able to consider subjective properties in your equations?

That is not something the government is able to consider," she said.

But put yourself in the position of being able to consider criticism.

Given the breadth of that roster, we were able to consider a number of different approaches".