Sentence examples for thought to be able from inspiring English sources

It is thought to be able make voice calls, access emails and surf websites.

"The men we were sending back as agents were thought to be able to provide value to us".

Its skin - which has no scales - is also thought to be able to absorb oxygen from the surrounding waters.

Traditionally thought to be able to assume human form, it is reportedly fond of practical jokes and trouble-making.

"The men we were sending back as agents were thought to be able to provide value to us," he said.

The channel is thought to be able to charge as much as £250,000 for 30 seconds of advertising airtime on The X Factor tonight.

What a stroke of luck, I thought, to be able to witness them open it, to see the distraught looks on their faces.

This distinguishing feature is thought to be able to prevent cage subsidence induced by metallic cages.

Rebuilding of immune homeostasis is thought to be able to improve outcomes and survival.

The fine-grained organic sediments are thought to be able to develop considerable cohesive strength under certain conditions.

Penetrating corrosion inhibitors are thought to be able to penetrate through the capillary structure of concrete to reinforcing steel and to reduce the already initiated corrosion of steel.