Sentence examples for to be able to formulate from inspiring English sources

Francis claims that the purpose of monitoring people visiting the Lawrence family home was in order "to be able to formulate intelligence on who was going into the house with regards to which part of the political spectrum, if any, they were actually in".

Rolling without slipping is produced by friction due to forces acting between atoms in the rolling body and atoms in the plane, but the interactions are very complex; they probably are not fully understood even today, and one would like to be able to formulate and solve the problem without introducing them or needing to understand them.

This first step of the activity is equivalent to the genetic drift process; however, at this point it is only intended as an aid for students to be able to formulate hypothesis and explanations for the second step of the activity that focus directly on natural selection.

But there's not enough information right now to be able to formulate policies in terms of addressing it overall".

If we want to understand the origin of our universe, we have to be able to formulate a quantum theory of gravity.

It's often true that culture is intertwined with religion, and while Aurora's approach to Islam is aspirational for young Muslimahs seeking to carve out an alternative identity within the Muslim community, it's a privilege to be able to formulate a religious practice outside of the influence of familial patterns and structures.

What if your company grapples with a legacy data system that's nowhere near capable of uncovering the types of discoveries critical to being able to formulate and target optimal customer experiences?

"On the basis of this report they should be able to formulate a very clear plan of action," Pachauri said.

Sir Alan won't be able to formulate government policy, yet is allowed to go to cabinet meetings to inform debate.

They might know what they're feeling but it seems unlikely they'd understand, let alone be able to formulate it so neatly.

Assuming that we should be able to formulate a more coherent definition, let us break the question down: does it matter that these are paintings – as opposed to photographs?