Sentence examples for until it was able from inspiring English sources

When the genome was completed, a state change occurred and the organism was placed in the dividing state, where it would remain until it was able to add its daughter organism to the environment.

And here's the most horror movie-esque line from the CSIRO blog post, "The algorithm grew hungrier and hungrier for more user data, until it was able to think and feel on its own".

He said the agency was prohibiting the imports until it was "able to finalize our processes and methods" for inspections of domestic horse slaughterhouses.

It added, however, that it expected to be able to delay paying that tax bill until it was able to offset the 2006 profit with the losses it expected to report for this year.

With the demise of old families and the rise of a new nobility based on wealth and public service, social mobility in the cities put the old aristocracy on the defensive until it was able to forge new alliances with the ruling princes and the bourgeois bankers and merchants.

Jim Burkhard, director of oil market analysis at Cambridge Energy Research Associates, said it was unlikely that Iraq would become an important member of OPEC until it was able to increase production steadily without a threat of sabotage to its oil operations.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which recently met Hafren Power together with the Angling Trust and other green groups, is also reserving its judgment until it is able to see and assess detailed engineering plans for the barrage.

The QS movement is unlikely to reach its full potential until it is able to reduce these barriers to accurate food tracking.

Fitch Ratings, which has already taken Ambac down a peg, said it does not believe the bond insurer will be able to regain its top rating until it is able to contain the exposure to the contagion of the subprime meltdown.

Indeed, if we were to seek a solution to the emission problem based on maximizing any reasonable global-welfare objective, we would likely exempt India and Africaa, which also has a large poor population and accounts for a small part of annual global emissions) from mitigation obligation until it is able to provide a humane living standard to its citizens.

Roe v. Wade rests upon the idea that a fetus is not a "person" until it is able to survive outside the womb.