Sentence examples for later being able from inspiring English sources

And particularly for the later, being able to perform these computations in real time is critical.

"For me aged 10 to be worried about stepping on the grass, then eight years later being able to gallop across it at full pelt - and in fact fall off on it - is somewhat ironic," he added.

At follow-up in January 2006, 789 survivors (Stockholm n=595 and Gothenburg n=194) met the eligibility criteria, that is, born 1927 or later, being able to read and understand Swedish, and having no recurrent disease.

They later were able to retrieve them with 99.99 percent accuracy.

He fought back and two years later was able to walk again.

Pajonny is so dumb that Dunn later is able to persuade him that all of this was actually his fault.

The problem with telling somebody something was that he wouldn't later be able to unhear it.

But Patrick McGovern, forty years later, was able to analyze some residue from a bowl and identify its chemical content.

A graduate student painted the ticks with fingernail polish, so Gaff would later be able to distinguish them from dirt.

An employee would later be able to lodge a complaint if the agreement breached the no-disadvantage test.

The US internet giant, which is expanding operations in this country, said it expected hundreds of the temporary staff would later be able to take up permanent jobs.