Sentence examples for is anyway able from inspiring English sources

And it could be argued that Latvia is anyway able to cope with frequent changes of government, since its big policy options are so limited.

Indeed, some opposition people who attended earlier meetings, including Fayez Sara, a writer, and Hazem Nahar, a prominent member of the National Democratic Grouping, were later locked up.The government intermediaries have been loth and are anyway less able to make contact with the younger and more radical activists at the heart of the protests.

Similarly to the algorithm in [2], we propose an iterative decoding algorithm with a maximum number of iterations equal to L. However, the proposed solution is able to decode anyway the received codeword, without considering the possibility to mark erasures at the channel output as in [2].

He follows her anyway and is able to save her from falling off a cliff.

"You've got a situation where 91 hereditary peers who shouldn't be there anyway are able to vote for other people who shouldn't be there either".

For example, the Leafs can't win in regulation – or haven't been able to, anyway.

But he says no. "I've been able, hopefully anyway, to go beyond my relationship with my father".

If the centrifuge machines at Natanz spin on, despite UN injunctions to stop, it will anyway be able to replenish its stocks there in a matter of months at most.

Though seismometers on the Chinese side would anyway be able to detect underground activity there, more stations would allow for finer calculations of the dynamics beneath Mount Paektu.A long history of wrangling over the holy mountain and its legends also plays a part in the extreme sensitivity about scientific collaboration today.

And you won't be able to, anyway: The battery lasted only 21/4 hours in my tests.

Way too many ifs.....and besides nobody thinks we might be able to anyway.