Sentence examples for was previously able from inspiring English sources

A family or a single parent who was previously able to support three or four children could, overnight, find themselves in a very different situation.

According to the company, one large furniture retailer was previously able to monitor visitor frequency only by examining credit card purchases.

The author has received a succession of international awards for his work and was previously able to travel overseas to receive them.

While the AKP was previously able to take around 50% of all Kurdish votes on promises of peace and economic development, many of their supporters in Batman now voice their disappointment that only very few pledges have been delivered.

She also suggested I could be eligible for a 13-week benefit protection, meaning my full rent would be paid for 13 weeks as I was previously able to pay my rent and I suddenly could not through no fault of my own.

GoEuro's platform was previously able to offer some French train services but that's now greatly increased with the national carrier on board.

The feeding problems could, in part, be due to an increase in entanglements with more durable types of rope than those the whales were previously able to break.

The latter, once called "blue-collar aristocrats", consists of families who were previously able to get by with jobs not requiring college degrees.

"These are able-bodied folks that did day labor, at minimum wage or better, who were previously able to house themselves based on their income," said Michael Stoops, the executive director of the National Coalition for the Homeless, an advocacy group based in Washington.

Several of these cases are now in the hands of Sergio Moro, a Curitiba-based judge who has become a nationwide celebrity thanks to his willingness to imprison rich and powerful people who were previously able to enjoy impunity.

Using a home-built three-dimensional ion imaging experimental apparatus1 we were previously able to study reactive and inelastic scattering in an H + H2 reaction and its isotopic analogues.