Sentence examples for well able to absorb from inspiring English sources

But Disney looks well able to absorb the failure of the film.

For one thing, the luxury goods industry is "such a high-gross-margin business," with markups of 60 or 70percentthathat it is well able to absorb some strain, Mr. Raggett said.

In general terms, we have observed that within this type of scenarios, this model predicts correctly the movement of vehicles observed from the camera's view point, and is as well able to absorb small to medium instantaneous variations of speed.

Double that amount, add in fertilisers, seed, credit, information and proper metal warehouses (in some places a quarter of the harvest may be lost to rot and rats), and Africa might not just fill its own 2 billion stomachs, but export farm produce as well.Emerging Asia and Latin America have been able to absorb much greater numbers of people thanks to urbanisation.

An evaluation of UCI noted that 'in general, it was felt that those countries with well-developed health systems were better able to absorb and effectively apply resources during UCI and consequently to maintain or sustain coverage'.

I'd been pretty good at school – conscientious, able to absorb stuff and pass exams.

These include: People above the age of 65: As people grow older, their body's are not able to absorb nutrients as well as they used to.

"I think the economy will be able to absorb this, both here locally as well as nationally.

"One of the reasons the city was able to absorb this blow and do as well as it did is because the city was in good shape," he said.

That's one reason it, along with Epsom salt, work well as a base for smelling salts – they're both able to absorb the essential oils that are added to them.

Del Potro will be able to land punches just as well as Djokovic, but it should be Djokovic who is more able to absorb and reflect them back.