Sentence examples for been able to construct from inspiring English sources

By replicating that pattern at a microscopic level, researchers have been able to construct materials to which bacteria cannot cling.

The family have been able to construct a house with the money they've saved from Kalamma's income.

This time, with even more success, he has been able to construct a bona fide nail-biter around a simple, two-man cat-and-mouse game.

Or perhaps they haven't yet been able to construct a wider vision of the future of the Tibetan people, particularly noticeable in their failure to address the medieval aspects of Tibetan Buddhist theocracy.

In the last five years, business schools at City University, Imperial College, Leeds, Lancaster, Exeter and Anglia Polytechnic University have all been able to construct new buildings as a result of major donations.

From this forensic analysis, the CIJA has been able to construct a detailed picture of the Assad regime's wartime structure, and the direct involvement of senior officials in the commission of atrocities.

They are able to construct richer, more varied lives.

I thought that I might be able to construct one.

But thanks to my childhood experiences we were able to construct houses on our own.

I'm always really impressed by actors who are able to construct a character, like Johnny Depp.

But will conservative Christians be able to construct a narrative against Islam in Europe and America?