Sentence examples for value of being able from inspiring English sources

So, I know the value of being able to switch off your brain, suspend your disbelief and just go with it.

"Because I grew up in a factory town, I understand the value of being able to put a nut and a bolt together.

The American rule allows companies to effectively assume there is no volatility, and to value the options based only on the value of being able to delay paying for the stock.

The value of being able to transform one type of cell into another, Dr. Klausner said, is that now scientists have "a totally novel source" of cells that they can convert.

– take to finish, turns reading into a race against the clock, while the value of being able to look up words and other people's notes must be set against the way their presence divides the mind against itself and pitches the reader perennially out of the moment.

Alex Holden, founder of Hold Security, a cybersecurity company in Milwaukee, said the hacker didn't specify a price for access, but that the value of being able to get into the BBC server wasn't the same as that of hacking credit card details. "I doubt that the BBC stored 40m credit cards, but they have something as valuable," he said.

Michael Gove – who moved last July from the Department for Education, reportedly due to his tendency to rub teachers up the wrong way, but also because of the value to Cameron of being able to work closely with him before the general election – was moved from his temporary home in the chief whip's office to become justice secretary.

But the increased value to Rogers of being able to carry the Blue Jays' programming has been enough to increase the team's total worth to $182 million.

Moreover, a functional account of value has the theoretical advantages of being able to account for parallels between values, value interchangeability, and transvaluation.

That brings a lot of value to us, in terms of being able to jumpstart our knowledge".

Some parents and professionals appreciated the immense value of families being able to communicate with a wider circle of like-minded peers.