Sentence examples for was too able from inspiring English sources

She may also have felt that he was too able a minister to lose over something which posed so little actual threat to her.

He said the next year was tough and he was afraid to train in case they thought he was too able.

Apparently, a dose-dependent SNE was too able to reduce renal cortical MDA concentrations, suggesting that SNE plays an important role to attenuate oxidative stress induced by hyperglycemia and/or hyperlipidemia and could prevent the complication in type 2 diabetes.

The Guardian has discovered that Paula Dunn, UKA's Paralympics head coach, said earlier this year that she would resign after admitting she made comments suggesting one of Britain's best medal hopefuls was too able-bodied for their category.

"They were saying that I'm too able for Grade II," he said.

The person ability estimate has a mean of 2.936, which is far above the recommended 0 location, and is an indicator that this sample of participants are too able for the difficulty of the DASH's items.

About a third of these patients were too able to qualify for 24 sessions of 90 minutes physiotherapy in an outpatient setting, whereas another third of the patients were unable to walk independently for 10 m, had disabling comorbidity, were not able to communicate, and/or were discharged to a nursing home.

"Move!" "I can't move!" "Move, fucker!" They gave this order knowing that I was too hurt to be able to move.

"With climate change, some diseases that couldn't come here because it was too cold might be able to in the future.

Evidence: reasoning I think that the problem was too easy to be able to distinguish between high and medium competency.

I say that because he was too modest to be able to capture the very qualities that I, like all his colleagues at Pomona College, will always remember.