Sentence examples for still able to enter from inspiring English sources

Although my mother is no longer alive, I was still able to enter into a new relationship with her.

But a reporter who lacked the necessary badges was still able to enter with a few kind words.

In the absence of Tamoxifen, small amounts of GATA2-ERT were still able to enter the nucleus in mouse bone marrow (BM) cells, providing us with a tool to test the effects of low-level GATA2 overexpression.

P. arrhenomanes is still able to enter the roots, but will not cause any reduction on grain yield, if the variety has a certain tolerance to P. arrhenomanes.

He can possess several bodies simultaneously, and he is also still able to enter the Six Realms, granting him the ability to use a different skill for each body.

Cells containing polyglutamine aggregates are still able to enter mitosis [23] (and unpublished observation).

Am I still able to participate?

Perhaps we have a responsibility to make it O.K. for politicians to tell the truth — providing they are respectful of "no means no; yes means yes" — and still be able to enter high office.

Mr. Melluish described BCE as a north-of-the-border Baby Bell that benefits from its dominance of the tightly regulated market in local phone service while still being able to enter other, more open segments of the industry.

Those who prefer driving vintage cars through the streets of Paris (or those who haven't needed to buy a new car since the emergence of the Spice Girls) will still be able to enter the city centre on evenings and weekends, but by 2020 these pre-1997 models will be banned from the French capital in entirety.

The government says heads will still be able to enter students for GCSEs early.