It preoccupied Shakira, of course: just as she was getting the attention of this powerful audience, they might be newly able to plead poverty!
Instead of ending the exemption for rating agencies, the S.E.C. broadened it to include agencies that are newly able to demand the information.
"Leskov had a particular gift for leading one, step by step, into the quiet obstinacies of sainthood, and for creating the awkward, the almost humdrum saint" — a gift that, thanks to Pevear and Volokhonsky, we are newly able to share.
Mr. Loesekrug-Pietri said the Chinese company's profit margins should benefit from being newly able to price its product at a premium in China, appealing to foreign branding and perceived higher quality of imports.
For instance, if a competitor, pathogen or herbivore, was present in high-light and wet sites in 1994 but absent for some reason in 2009, the species might be newly able to occupy those sites.
The positive consequences extend into the distance: women are newly financially independent and able to exit abusive relationships, public health is noticeably improved, and people are able to devote the time to caring that an ever-ageing society increasingly demands.
Alfred's newly prosperous parents were now able to send him to private tutors, and he proved to be an eager pupil.
In my experience, it is because they are newly in love and finally able to celebrate the fact that they are out as gay and a couple.
This provides some protection to the growing feathers, since they're always covered by at least one existing feather, and also ensures that the bird's newly strengthened tail is best able to cope with the loss of the crucial central rectrices.
And here lies the Resident's Dilemma: If all patients had the same resolution to bypass care from physicians-in-training, how are newly-minted doctors able to sufficiently train in clinical medicine?
