Sentence examples for far to be able from inspiring English sources

But I do know that the idea that the market has risen too far to be able to sustain its gains is absurd, and mostly reflects the crazy trading environment in which we're living.

"I have been blessed thus far to be able to work with my own capital, which gives me the ability to decide when I want to sell as opposed to having a bank loan hanging over my head that in some cases, can force you to sell even though you may not be ready to," Mr. Olajuwon said.

"It's been such a privilege, such a huge thing in my life experience so far, to be able to go and spend a couple of weeks at a time in the desert working with them," says Hall. "I'm very proud and honoured that they were part of it as well".

On the other hand, the injection and production wells in the next two cases of off-set pattern study were conjectured to be located too far to be able to sweep such heavy oil having a viscosity in order of 300,000 cp at the original reservoir temperature.

"And we very much appreciate the support we've gotten from donors thus far to be able to scale up our operations".

Although mycoviruses are widespread within the fungal phylogeny (Ghabrial and Suzuki 2009; Pearson et al. 2009), studies on genetic and phenotypic diversity remain limited to very few mycoviruses (Voth et al. 2006; Bryner et al. 2012), and we are far to be able to predict how a mycovirus, introduced in a 'new' host population, will evolve.

But they have now come far enough to be able to thumb their noses at the cynics.

I've traveled far enough to be able to imagine the day that I'll cross the George Washington Bridge.

As women, we can't have it all, but we have come far enough to be able to make choices.

Mass dog vaccination programs are still too expensive and often vaccine stocks for people exposed to the disease are too far away to be able to access them.

At first, the area view may be too far up to be able to focus on the building.