Sentence examples for being able to manipulate from inspiring English sources

"Imagine being able to manipulate a specific region of DNA . . .

"Being able to manipulate their environment gave these very young children a kickstart to learning.

What I see is a global corporation that now wields significant power in unexpected areas – like being able to manipulate its users' moods, and influence their voting behaviour.

"What I loved about the studio was being able to manipulate sounds as if they were colors you were painting with," Mr. Marshall recalled.

"I was in law enforcement for almost 20 years, and no one came close to being able to manipulate like Bill," she said.

GUARENTE: I would just point out that Alzheimer's would be in the group of diseases that has aging as an underlying risk factor, so being able to manipulate the aging process, I think, would also have implications for Alzheimer's.

Will Gaya be able to manipulate Percy's brain?

But they will be able to manipulate some of the artists' models.

Under present circumstances, the Prime Minister was able to manipulate television, he said.

Rival utilities worried that Iberdrola would dominate the market and be able to manipulate prices.

Dominant peasants, members of a rural elite, were able to manipulate the system to their advantage.