Sentence examples for considered able to do from inspiring English sources

The camelmen often aid the male to enter his penis into the female's vulva, though the male is considered able to do it on his own.

The Sox sub-family of HMG proteins, on the other hand, is not considered able to do so, according to a new functional classification based on transcription factors' effect on chromatin architecture [ 26, 27].

Unsurprisingly, only 1.4m of the 4.9m beneficiaries considered able to work do so.

Two-thirds of Iceland's specialist doctors had considered moving abroad and 51% had considered moving and were able to do so.

Here, we measure prediction accuracy conservatively: all disordered residues not annotated as protein binding were considered as not being able to do so, even under different physiological conditions e.g. in the presence of other proteins.

Consider what we were able to do in Haiti.

The more worrying possibility is that the economy might need additional help, forcing the Fed to consider whether it is able to do more – and whether it should.

But consider that he was able to do an additional pit stop to Raikkonen yet managed to open up such a margin that he was able to pit and rejoin in the lead after just his second stop.

"He considered himself lucky to be able to do what he had done".

Using Tebow as a running back would probably not surprise Bill Belichick, who said Tuesday that he considered Tebow valuable for being able to do more than "quarterbacking things".

Making something meaningful from nothing (whether it is a novel or a song or a building) is absolutely the hardest thing to do, yet it is considered a luxury to be able to do it.