Sentence examples for well able to make from inspiring English sources

Well, able to make people laugh, that is.

Whenever his mother comes into the story, occasionally offering her professional opinion about the history or current state of Russia, she sounds cogent, accurate, unswayed by romantic admirations, and well able to make up her mind.

The US-based Hannah Barnes is another possible medallist while track specialists such as Laura Trott and Katie Archibald have shown they are well able to make the transition to the road.

Thus, health care professionals were reasonably well able to make a correct estimation of patients' preferences.

In conclusion, this study showed that health care professionals are reasonably well able to make a correct estimation of cancer patients preferences in general.

Health care professionals are reasonably well able to make a correct estimation of patients preferences, but they should be aware of their own bias and use additional resources to gain a better understanding of patients' specific preferences for each patient is different and ultimately the care needs and preferences will also be unique to the person.

First, those who hold that a reason is not just a fact but a fact plus a particular mode of presentation (a particular way of grasping the fact, as it were) might well be able to make good use of the reason-statement-based version of the distinction.

We might well be able to make it run in new ways".

David Copperfield, a god in this city, is booked soon for the MGM and the master magician would surely like some of the magic from this fight on the end of his wand for his opening night; it is all very well being able to make a London bus vanish under a cloak, but can you generate the $180,000 that Mayweather will make per second in the fight?

Anyway, if you have one of these things you might very well be able to make some friends simply by saying you have a huge effing TV in your backyard.

The heart of the Autonomic behavior for the Enforcer lies in its ability to leverage an architectural model and a runtime infrastructure where cooperating agents, the SelfLets [42, 43], can provide services, and consume those offered by other SelfLets as well, being able to make decisions based on local knowledge of the surrounding environment.