Sentence examples for between being able from inspiring English sources

"Money shouldn't be the difference between being able to challenge or not.

There is a difference between being able to produce and being a good sire.

They see a difference between being able to pass the test and having adequate color vision.

Early researchers observed strong correlations between being able to fly and having feathers and wings.

"For some, this was the difference between being able to afford to go to college or not.

It's the difference between being able to read about a Hungry Caterpillar and about the significance of Madeleines.

For patients with POTS like me IV fluids can make the difference between being able to stand and walk around without passing out, and being bedridden.

To a child, for instance, the difference between being able to be well-fed when you are growing, and not, is enormous".

There is a balancing act between being able to operate freely and effectively but also to ensure that civilians and others are protected in the appropriate way".

So it's kind of a trade-off between being able to sit and talk to you in a fluid way or being kind of halted and rigid.

She would have bridged that difficult gap that could yet scupper Hillary Clinton's presidential bid: between being able to inspire respect, and being likable too.