Sentence examples for being able to involve from inspiring English sources
A second lesson is the importance of being able to involve the customer in development, design and market research.
Just like John, a large number of teenage boys seem to discover EA for themselves, and rather than being able to involve it in their relationships in a positive way, it becomes a repressed part of their sexualities.
For example, Father 1 described this as: 'It's seeing her being involved and I think the rewarding thing is being able to involve her in everything that everyone else is doing'.
Beyond these outcomes, Pippa's mother also recalled how being able to involve her daughter's twin sister in the movie's production (an activity that allowed the two children to play and laugh together) gave the family a sense of normalcy and close involvement in Pippa's treatment.
"By introducing the NRSC to our work with BBA we've been able to involve several cosmetics companies to the project too," says Esteé Lauder spokesperson Anna Klein.
As spring came he was "having haemoptyses" (spitting blood) and "feeling ghastly most of the time" but was able to involve himself in the pre-publication rituals of the novel, registering "quite good notices" with satisfaction.
We hear frustration from police officers about the issues they see and could respond to earlier and more effectively if they were able to involve schools, GPs, family support services, social workers or the wider community at the right time.
It is therefore questionable whether corporate practice is able to involve all functional units in sustainability measures to a significant degree (Gattiker and Carter 2010).
This method is able to involve various supply chain strategies by considering qualitative and quantitative criteria in the early stages of the new product development (NPD) process.
FP and VT have similar geometry but VT has a lower heat transfer surface area, while HT, whose cross section is wider, is able to involve a larger volume of soil.
