Sentence examples for been able to further from inspiring English sources
While university is generally the time for escaping the family nest, this option was financially unavailable to me, and if it wasn't for my collaborative and supportive family circumstances I doubt I would have been able to further my education at all.
Since the first win, we have also been able to further develop our initial concept by teaming up with akvo.org, a Dutch software foundation that builds and runs open-source internet and mobile systems to make development activity more effective and transparent.
Moreover, we have achieved remarkable MT2 selectivity over MT1 (selectivity >100) and have been able to further extend the RSA of the tetrahydrophthalenic series.
I've been able to further test the principles I wrote about while guiding the development of MyMaryland.net, which is supported by grants and seed funding from The Sunlight Foundation, Points of Light, Village Capital, Google Grants, and Ashoka's Youth Venture.
Previous research has shown that literacy levels of individuals indeed change after the completion of educational qualifications (Reder 2009), and more so for respondents with non-manual jobs because they have been able to further develop their skills throughout their working lives (Steedman and McIntosh 2001).
Following the acquisition of Tartek Oy, a specialist in development, manufacture, repair and maintenance of mechanical seals, Sulzer Pumps Ltd has been able to further expand its technology portfolio and now provides in-house designed and manufactured seals for its process pumps.
From that influential position, Slobodan MILOSEVIC was able to further develop his political power.
"This Qualcomm-powered world phone will facilitate Apple to be carrier-agnostic," Kumar said, meaning it would be able to further expand its list of mobile network partners.
"I'm particularly pleased that by establishing six bursaries, Channel 4 is able to further support social mobility within the media and creative sector".
Our advantages lie in that we will be able to further expand our foreign trade and more fully participate in the international market.
College sports, their costs rising and their transgressions becoming less forgivable, will be able to further commercialize without losing control of their tenuous affiliation with higher education.
