Sentence examples for continually able to from inspiring English sources
While players and coaches preach a more physical approach, the statistics tell us that teams are continually able to run the ball when they stay committed to it.
Not all diversification, however, resulted in specialisation: the proliferation of late generalists shows that ubiquitous haplogroups were continually able to exploit diverse habitats from the late Pleistocene to the present.
HTR8/SVneo cells not only survive multipassages after spheroid formation, but are continually able to reform spheroids after each passage even with fairly low cell numbers.
They also re-assessed their fitness levels every three months in order to adjust the exercise prescription to ensure that the study participants were continually able to improve their level of energy expenditure at each session.
"The thing that really helped us to improve our cleaning process was continually being able to culture the rooms to show that our techniques were effective," said the senior author, Dr. Curtis J. Donskey, chairman of the infection control committee at the hospital, the Cleveland Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
American forces were continually repulsed but able to prevent the North Koreans from breaking the Pusan Perimeter.
We wanted to build our digital capability and move to a position where we have a very good continuous delivery capability, so that we're able to continually improve for our customers – we wanted IT that can be flexible, agile and able to enhance our proposition," said Young.
To pass the test continually, companies have to be able to continuously change at least at the pace and scale of the relevant industry.
An entrepreneur's greatest challenge is being able to continually attract and lead the talent appropriate for the organization as it scales – a bar that continually gets higher with growth and success.
They're able to continually develop products".
Production systems must be able to continually rescale their output without loss of efficiency.
