Sentence examples for makers able to from inspiring English sources

There is the need to provide new and more effective assessment tools to policy makers able to address immediate and integrated solutions to city issues.

In the recent years, the research of surrogate makers able to predict the bacteriologic and clinical issue of an infection treatment has been a major tool in the pharmacology of antibiotics.

Are decision makers able to produce responses that are more biased if they are made soon after stimulus onset, but less biased if they are made after more evidence has been accumulated?

Over the past decade, Angelin Preljocaj has been shooting up ballet's A-list of choreographers, being one of that rare breed of modern dance-makers able to retain their integrity even while making classical dancers look good.

Old Pueblo Indian has reputation as an excellent rug maker able to copy exactly any design given him.

By Jervis Anderson and James Thurber The New Yorker, September 12 , 1931P. 13 Old Pueblo Indian has reputation as an excellent rug maker able to copy exactly any design given him.

He'll no longer be the prime minister but, with his epic media empire still intact, he'll always be the king-maker, able to make or break a government.

Like others, too, it has taken the easy path of cutting working hours instead of closing plants and laying off workers.You do not have to be a rocket scientist to realise that a car maker able to make 2.4m vehicles a year in Japan, but producing fewer than 1.3m, is running its plants at a disastrously low level.

Prior to the 2006 National Rugby League season, Wayne Bennett, backed by former Broncos halfback Allan Langer, groomed Hunt as a key play-maker, able to steer the play from the halfback position, with the intention of taking pressure off Darren Lockyer and then-halfback, Brett Seymour.

We agree with (Considine et al., [2002]) that non-risk averse or "expected value" decision makers are able to extract more value from (necessarily) imperfect weather forecasts than are safety oriented, worst case scenario minimizing decision makers.

So, will traditional documentary makers be able to use second screen or is it really just for live television?