Sentence examples for had actually been able from inspiring English sources

Suppose Gingrich had actually been able to maintain that commitment.

It found 71% of councils had delivered their budgets without recourse to "unplanned actions", while two-thirds of local authorities had actually been able to supplement their financial reserves.

In a study in Uganda that was linked to a microbicide trial, it was reported that whereas women during the pre-trial period believed that surreptitious microbicide use was advantageous, after the first week of product use, only 40% had actually been able to use the product secretly, 27% after 5 weeks, 22% after 10 weeks, and 13% after 5 months [ 38].

Nest has actually been able to grow despite the recession.

On occasion, I've actually been able to upgrade the whole brood.

On the contrary: European greens, unlike their ineffectual American cousins, have actually been able to advance the environmental agenda.

"By limiting their exposure to Venezuela, they've actually been able to become more influential within the country".

Ilkin, who as a member of AtilKunst spends time making political stickers and putting on free performances, has actually been able to make a living as an artist.

'It's a huge garden,' she says, although it seems this is the first time she has actually been able to see the seasons change and enjoy it.

"This suggests that given the high stakes attached to the Regents, the schools have actually been able to prepare kids to pass them," Mr. Fruchter said.

But those developers that have weathered the crisis with their balance-sheets intact have actually been able to take advantage of the lean years to fill up their land banks cheaply.