Sentence examples for existed able to from inspiring English sources

Bridges' quick feet and quicker mind allowed him to size up situations before defenders even knew that they existed, able to calculate exactly what needed to be done to get the ball into the net whether the ball was at his feet or someone else's.

And if gravity existed in the way Einstein theorized, then gravitational waves should exist and be able to be detected.

I think the technology has only recently existed to be able to put that on screen in the way that we have done.

And if these species didn't exist, if the millions of natural biological processes didn't exist, we wouldn't be able to exist, either.

What everyone agrees on is that only more research and more detailed analysis of the studies that exist will be able to provide answers to parents and clinicians.

Investors need to be aware of their sometimes unconscious biases and women need to understand the perceptions that exist and be able to address them head-on.

Such moons, if they exist, may be able to provide a habitable environment, though it is unclear whether such satellites would form in the first place.

International health experts say the tools, medicines and expertise already exist to be able to all but end these three infectious diseases, but say it is a battle to keep up funding levels in a tough global economic climate.

They should demonstrate knowledge, that is, know that an assortment of disorders exist and be able to educate or make their communities aware of these disorders.

Memory is deeply different from the past, in that it is coloured by the present, is alive and "darns" experiences, rewriting them to be able to exist and be able to carry on narrating.

You have to be quite robust or you wouldn't be able to exist".