Sentence examples for we were able to cover from inspiring English sources
"For the past 10 years, we were able to cover up this weakness with overseas Chinese who came home from Silicon Valley," said Stephen Lee, the chairman of Arima, which also makes mobile phones.
With this data set of over 300 nonredundant antibody structures, we were able to cover 28 CDR length combinations (e.g., L1 length 11, or "L1 11" in our CDR-length nomenclature) for L1, L2, L3, H1, and H2.
If we gradually decreased the level of certainty, we were able to cover more cipher suite lists and a greater proportion of HTTPS flows.
The areas we were able to cover include technology growth policies in the U.S., Internet taxes, H1B visas, venture capital tax issues (see Fred Wilson and the NYT on this issue) and renewable energy.
If we used up to 10 User-Agents per one cipher suite list, we were able to cover 66.0 % of all HTTP flows using 704 unique pairs with 253 unique cipher suite lists.
"With the money [the Ryans] raised we were able to cover most of her medical expenses and we were also able to spay and neuter 11 cats we have in our care," Penney added.
With four phones delivered within one year we are able to cover a range of needs and a range of price points.
Our parents live for the most part on fixed incomes, so when we're able to cover some of their expenses without their knowing, we do so, and they worry a little less about their bills.
And so even though terrorism is a priority for us right now, I can assure you that we are able to cover all the other bases and recognize that the United States has global responsibilities, and a priority for a particular period of time on one subject does not mean we can ignore all the others.
"The outcome is we are able to cover large areas with statistical certainty that's been not possible in the past," said Asner, who has researched the effects of human- and nature-driven land-use change in the tropics for 13 years.
By doing that, we argue that we are able to cover different types of tasks performed by software developers during their activities.
