Sentence examples for being able to start up from inspiring English sources
The new president of Kabardino-Balkaria, of which Nalchik is the capital, this week conceded that unemployment and "not being able to start up one's own business without links to the authorities" had pushed youngsters towards militant Islam.The cost in lives is one reason why corruption in Russia is not, as some say, an efficient way to live with over-regulation.
Second, your PC might not even be able to start up after the installationÂwhich is, you have to admit, something of a drawback.
The Palestinian Federation of Industries estimates that only a few hundred of Gaza's 3,900 factories and workshops will be able to start up again under present conditions Sure, there are a handful of fancy restaurants in Gaza.
Eventually though, even your grandparent will be able to start up their Toyota from afar.
Many of these technology companies are able to start up because of funds acquired from venture capitalists.
F.F.: We probably won't be able to start up as many other experiments as we would have liked in the past.
With the portability that this netbook provides, you'll finally be able to start up that emu farm that you've always been talking about.
If we get through this in the morning, restore the service during the afternoon and are able to start up a good service on Tuesday morning, in the circumstances I'll be pretty pleased," he said.
Accordingly, to the extent that credit constraints and a lack of skills and experience are obstacles to entrepreneurship in developing countries, and social capital is not as crucial, one may expect return migrants to be more likely to be able to start up new firms than non-migrants (Wahba and Zenou 2012).
It's probably a good guess that the meter is referring to the Volt's batter life and the button might even be able to start up the gasoline engine remotely to charge the battery.
You won't be able to start up a new Apple computer in your Los Altos garage unless you can afford to pay $2.8 million for the house with which the garage is associated (the median home value).
