Sentence examples for just as able from inspiring English sources

Ms. Benganga and Natalie Lebert (Britton's footman, among other roles), are just as able.

Brazilian AIDS patients have proved just as able to take their medicine on time as patients in the United States.

We retain deeply held cultural beliefs around the supremacy of motherhood, which have persisted even in the face of research showing that men are just as able as women to care for infants and children.

It's reassuring at least to know that Brontë's contemporaries were just as able as we are to patronise her – and to feel that curious mix of intimate understanding and baffled difference.

Last week's primaries were a great moment for women in American politics, an inspiring reminder that women are just as able as men to buy elections with big bucks, get nominated while fending off allegations of marital infidelity, say unfortunate things into a live microphone while in a Type A BlackBerry trance and win while espousing far-right, far-out ideas.

"If you take a closer look at these three things you will probably see that small firms are just as able as large firms to achieve a meaningful outcome with social media.

First of all, the injury to the fact-finding process is far greater where a rule keeps evidence from the factfinder than when it simply keeps advance disclosure of evidence from a party or keeps from him leads to evidence developed by his adversary and which he is just as well able to find by himself.

It should further be noted that several other models are just as well able to explain the variations of cell stiffness due to pre-stress [ 218].

"There's just as much as able-bodied hockey".

Paralympic athletes achieve just as much as able-bodied athletes and the recognition needs to improve.

Just think about it – a _insert cable company name here_ cable box is just as mashup-able as Craigslist.