Sentence examples for will be able to close from inspiring English sources

But European rates are falling too, and it is not clear that Britain will be able to close the gap.

With only a few months left in 2010, Mr. Casey promises JPMorgan will be able to close the gap.

With the new authority, "we will be able to close remaining outstanding issues," the ministry said in a statement today.

It seems unlikely that, eleven years later, a few hundred military advisers will be able to close it.

And those resources are, at the moment, in short supply.Texas will be able to close its budget gap this year only through brutal cuts, now being negotiated.

Even so, it seems unlikely that the bank will be able to close the chapter on the case known as the London Whale just yet.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said, "The detectives are confident that we'll be able to close this case".

"You'll be able to close your eyes and taste the site, the climate, the agriculture," he said.

But he added, "I don't know if we'll be able to close a deal this week or next week; we have been very firm with the Iranians even on the interim deal about what we expect".

After the trial it is ajar and hopefully one day we'll be able to close the door".

It's aimed students in the hopes that it'll be able to "close the gap between those from low-income and disadvantaged backgrounds and their peers," according to a company spokesperson.