Sentence examples for suggest being able from inspiring English sources

It must be great, I suggest, being able to buy anything or do anything or go anywhere you want, whenever you want, and to be lauded wherever you go.

Another scenario that sensing gloves suggest — being able to pick up virtual objects in a game using real-world hand movements — will also be possible using a skeletal hand model in the Manus SDK, so developers could enable collision detection and build games where virtual objects can be manipulated with a gloved hand.

For an optimal workout, most people suggest being able to move 360 degrees around the bag.

The approach we suggest is able to be used alongside more complex approaches by laboratory scientists with only basic statistical training, who are in a good position to immediately follow up their results experimentally.

Few GPs, Morgan suggests, are able to devote the time to history-taking and finding out what lies behind the insomnia.

In addition, qualitative data suggest that being able to easily locate the rodent carcass was viewed as an advantage.

Pulse width modulation, as illustrated in Fig. 5, provides different frequency spectra and is suggested of being able to eliminate the need for reference sample signal [5].

Portwood-Stacer suggests that being able to de-Facebook "is a privilege itself," an argument also put forth by Alice Marwick, an assistant professor at Fordham University.

23andMe, she suggested, is uniquely able to help figure out links that siloed research cannot.

Only severe liver damage was a stronger predictor of death.No one is suggesting that not being able to smell led directly to any of the deaths.

Additional studies suggest ENT is able to persist longer in environmental waters if they are particle-associated.