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

"We have to be able to multitask.

"They need to be able to multitask," he said.

You had to be able to multitask.

"You have to be able to multitask because many things have to move forward each day," she says.

"You really have to know a lot and be able to multitask".

Apple's iPhone OS will not be able to multitask until later this summer.

This chapter focuses on efficiency of the proposed design code to meet certain goals: (1) The code should be quick to write, efficiently use development time, and be simple to debug; (2) It should help minimize material cost, generate clean documentation, and be modular in design; and (3) it should be extensible and be able to multitask.

In general, the more RAM you have, the better your computer will be able to multitask.

You now notice many different mixtures of legato, staccato and marcato in the way people walk, and a new liveliness in the way they stand; even those walking briskly now are able to multitask (looking to and fro, consulting phones, rubbing their faces).

"You don't get to be a successful businessman like Donald Trump without being able to multitask," she said.

Letters from friends show that she was able to multitask – happily writing in a room where someone was playing a piano.