Sentence examples for being able to procure from inspiring English sources
The bank, which would be run under the auspices of the I.A.E.A., could provide uranium fuel to enable states to power civilian nuclear reactors without having to bear the risk of not being able to procure uranium at open markets.
There's a certain cognitive dissonance about this community being so obsequiously beholden to a local pastor; not to mention Oswald being able to procure tablets to hasten his demise, though apparently not a course of penicillin to treat his symptoms in the first place.
Eventually, I was able to procure a small boat.
He was able to procure a few needed medicines.
film that Dean was able to procure from that manufacturer.
We inquire further, and it becomes apparent that we may be able to procure some black-market diesel.
The only way that she'd be able to procure another pregnancy permit now was if one of her children happened to disappear.
The youngster who rowed me across worked for a German man who bred pheasants on one of the other islands and was able to procure a boat.
They put together bespoke holidays for various levels of special requirement up to a 24-hour monitored service, and may be able to procure specialist equipment.
After hearing that the clinic would close, Ms. Perez, 32, set out for Alabama on Sept. 6 because cousins told her they might be able to procure dialysis there.
