Sentence examples for been able to state from inspiring English sources

We're stating this with a level of rigor that no one has been able to state it with.

So Venus has been able to state the sisters' case for victory with a conviction making boastfulness irrelevant.

France has been able to state that their occupation has paid out-4 million meters of timber was demanded and received during the first three years of occupation; during those years the French also took the Schwarzwald milk, butter, cheese and meat.

"Here is my question: should offenders have to declare it upfront, before the first sift of the CVs, before they have even been able to state their case or might this be done a bit later at interview stage or at the point of an actual offer," he said in the speech at the Policy Exchange thinktank in Westminster.

Although a space was provided for comments, the surgeons may not have been able to state their exact needs revolving around particular questions.

The ride was over before Ms. Lagarde was able to state her position.

"If you are able to state a problem…then the problem can be solved".

3. Informal customs to which everyone conforms without being able to state the exact rules.

"It's very unlikely for us ever to be able to state conclusively who the Ripper was".

We are Americans, and we should be able to state with conviction, "We don't do stuff like that".

Only 2 percent of the seniors were able to state that the ruling had been prompted by a school segregation case.