Sentence examples for obviously be able from inspiring English sources

None of them, including the Lib Dem proposal, would obviously be able to tackle manoeuvres such as Google's use of Ireland for booking ad revenue or Amazon booking purchases to a subsidiary in low-tax Luxembourg.

After stopping several people told me it was harder to give up than heroin (an odd thing to say, were they suggesting I could safely try smack now as I would obviously be able to quit?).

"Ultimately, there wasn't really all that much help, other than the fact that we would obviously be able to be recognized a little bit easier". Last month, Pansy Ho, 45, shot into the spotlight after the MGM Grand, which she runs with MGM Mirage, opened in Macao on the heels of Sheldon Adelson's Las Vegas Sands and Steve Wynn's Wynn Resorts.

He added: "He will obviously be able to cover back row, but he went well when he had 50 minutes at hooker when he played for the South West Barbarians against the Navy recently.

"I think we have done a good job over Europe in the last two and a half years but a Conservative government would obviously be able to go further".

Outlook.com, he stressed, lets you keep your Gmail address if you want to switch (over one-third of Outlook.com's 60 million active users, Microsoft says, switched from Gmail) and current Hotmail users will obviously be able to keep their old @hotmail.com, @msn.com and @live.com addresses.

"Obviously there was some elusiveness that we didn't necessarily contend with, and they ran some crossing patterns and obviously were able to win at getting across the field," Coughlin said.

"You know, there's no better feeling to watch your brother win a big game like that, and obviously being able to face him in such a big series".

"A lot of what we have talked about is obviously being able to deal with the environment at the Super Bowl and managing ourselves and focusing when all of these things are going on around us.

We didn't get to see anyone's CV, though obviously being able to hear yourself think with the breath of cold death on the back of your neck was a prerequisite – and you did have to "fit in".

Mr. Cheney said that prospective candidates had been evaluated against a "sort of model" in Mr. Bush's mind: "Somebody who obviously is able to participate in the policy debates; somebody who's a good manager -- huge management task, the Pentagon; somebody who works well as part of the national security team; somebody who's good on the Hill".