Sentence examples for besides being able from inspiring English sources

"That tells you what kind of defensive line they have besides being able to play the run well.

But Zuckerberg does have a point: internet access is good for things besides being able to get on Facebook.

This meant that besides being able to take pictures of Earth the satellite could "speak" to the world below.

He has done all the donkey work of the case and has had little of the glory, while Sir Hartley has had all the glory of making the opening and closing speeches for the British prosecution, besides being able to spend the time between in London and go on with his appearances in the law courts and the House of Commons.

The particle structure was checked and having less than 50 nm diameter in size, positive charge and, safety towards MCF-7 cells besides being able to form nanoplexes with the siRNA strand helps it entering into the biologic assays part.

The Aura project [11] incorporates a location module which, besides being able to handle multiple sources of positioning information, is also structured to protect access to people's location [13].

El cartero besides not being able to read very well, was an ancient in individual of eccentric habits... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.

Well, besides him being able to be on the opposite side of George W. Bush (and lumping Obama in with the President), it keeps a deal from being reached, and thus a reason to weasel out of Friday night's debate.

If we find the girls, besides him being able to talk to these girls, he also helps set up getting them to a shelter, getting them whatever sort of treatments they need.

Alas, we were shitfaced when she relayed this information to us, and we never remembered her name or any other details besides her being able to buy severed human hands and bowels and stuff.

I am not sure how much longer this will hold my interest as my go-to game, but I can't think of a reason not to give it a try, besides maybe not being able to put it down.