Sentence examples for newly able from inspiring English sources
Instead of ending the exemption for rating agencies, the S.E.C. broadened it to include agencies that are newly able to demand the information.
It preoccupied Shakira, of course: just as she was getting the attention of this powerful audience, they might be newly able to plead poverty!
And a cut-rate sushi chain, which flourished in difficult times, just started a line of upscale restaurants for customers newly able to afford "petite extravagances".
Evidently this book introduced Wharton to the rhythm of the haiku, or else showed it to her in such a way that she was newly able to grasp it.
However, many borrowers who are newly able to qualify for a mortgage are facing the least affordable housing market since 2008, said Daren Blomquist, senior vice president for ATTOM Data Solutions, a company that tracks real estate data.
But there's evidence that those who are newly able to vote do so much more heavily than people even slightly older, in part a function of the novelty of being able to do so.
The District would still be denied a voice in the federal legislature, but we would newly be able to control our local tax expenditures free of Congressional oversight.
Many other newly unite-able couples will likely be standing, like the Elders, in lines at town clerks for civil union licenses this fall if the Vermont bill is passed into law as expected and takes effect in September.
And that's why pregnant women should get that additional dose in the third trimester — so they're newly protected, and able to pass the protection on to the vulnerable newborn.
Josephine, in Bali, at 3 -- I remember her in a bathing suit, on the black sand beaches, laboring over a set of Sesame Street flashcards that we just happened to have brought along, newly and triumphantly able to recognize the letters.
This led to the newly United States being able to claim control of what would become the modern day states of Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin in the 1783 Treaty of Paris.
