Sentence examples similar to being able to cross reference from inspiring English sources

All the tweeps on the Twitters will be able to cross reference your mama drama or your music festival attendance.

Given the possibility of being able to cross-reference processes that give rise to environmental risks, a complementarity of events can be established that enables a global analysis of health risks [ 15].

Sometimes, when she's read this she'll sort of highlight a word or a phrase, and if I can catch what it is I'm able to cross-reference this with another article in the clippings file – the more I manage to do this, and the greater accuracy I achieve, the calmer she seems to become.

We were able to cross-reference and corroborate findings among these articles/comments.

The Technical Advisory Committee members, who included one of the authors (Tim Barnard), were able to cross-reference proposed alterations to the MP indicators against within-country values, so ensuring adequate representation of the indicators and the comprehensiveness of MP.

We were able to cross-reference 64% of prescribing physicians by specialty and years since medical school graduation.

Not a single suicide murderer was able to cross it.

Finally, the robot is able to cross the ditch (F).

To be able to cross chasm 2, the entrepreneur should be able to generate demand and increase sales.

The ants will not be able to cross the boundary.

The MedEye system is designed to work with existing hospital workflow and IT infrastructure — so, for instance, the nurse accesses the patient's medical information via a wristband barcode system and is then able to cross-reference their prescription information with the dosage they are about to receive, getting the latter info by scanning their medicine with MedEye.