Sentences with phrase «ever been able»

For if President Bush had not so thoroughly alienated the scientific community in the first six years of his presidency, by now they might have spoken up to make the point that in the particular patch in which Mr. bin Laden is supposed to be hiding, no one has ever been able to find anything.

But no prior study has ever been able to pinpoint exact areas of game play where the effects of jet lag hit hardest — data that could help coaches and trainers better prepare players for games following travel.

A team with two first - class, viable starting quarterbacks is therefore like a nation with two kings: a dysfunctional hotbed of dissent and unrest doomed to implode into what Shakespeare called «the intestine shock / And furious close of civil butchery» — the only quote by the Bard this correspondent has ever been able to remember, hence my practice of grandly unleashing it at the merest opportunity.

«This is the first time we've ever been able to use modern instruments to observe this fundamental process directly,» he says.

The ABC conjecture was first proposed in the 1980s and concerns a fundamental property of numbers, based around the simple equation a + b = c. For a long time, mathematicians believe that the conjecture was true, but nobody had ever been able to prove it.

But when you talk about state - of - the - art missions, missions that have done things no one has ever been able to do before, delays are typical.

This was ten times more of these types of cells than researchers have ever been able to generate before.

«I know a lot of people have thought about doing this before but no has ever been able to successfully demonstrate this in a clinical setting with a species genetically very similar to us.»

«I have to hope it's a first step because I think the governor created this team, created an historic opportunity for real mandate relief that no governor's ever been able to accomplish.

This year will be the biggest package I've ever been able to offer for the Merry Fluffy Christmas giveaway hop.

It's the only kind of origami I've ever been able to do.)

I am not sure I have ever been able to remain dry eyed the first time an adoptive parent hold a baby.

This is absolutely the EASIEST car seat I have ever been able to install.

I've wanted to go forever but haven't ever been able to.

I think Ward has had two bad games in a week and I don't think I've ever been able to say that before!!

Something that no one has ever been able to say about the 2x Champs before..

Playing 3 Games is something only about a dozen Teams ever been able to do in All Sports Series and only a couple have managed to win them all.

It's one of the best groups I've ever been able to coach,» Russo says.

In the ring, I'm still doing everything I've ever been able to do.»

No side playing the second leg away from home has ever been able to overturn a two - goal deficit in the Champions League and given Monaco's impressive defensive record in the competition, the former Porto man is confident they have the ability to progress.

It seemed he could do everything a quarterback had ever been able to do, only better.

«Without this whole experience, I wouldn't have ever been able to talk to people like that.»

In fact I can't recall a time ANY team has ever been able to ask the question «How can we fail?».

Maybe you've never been in the habit of starting your day with breakfast, or grabbing something as you dash out the door is all you've ever been able to make time for.

It's the first time I've ever been able to stick with it, Cat, (after 3 or 4 attempts) and still, I'm not finding it easy.

Gymkhana serves food that you have only ever been able to get in one place, at one time.

have you ever been able to replicate it...

I've only ever been able to find it online.

They look absolutely incredible and there is no way I would have ever been able to guess that there were only 5 ingredients.

my PH is perfectly alkaline at 7.4 (never before had I ever been able to achieve 7.4 despite following what I thought was a healthy organic whole food diet which was also dairy, gluten and sugar free);

Trust me, I could have never, ever been able to do 6 weeks.

I don't think I've ever been able to look at it the same way.

Unfortunatley I've only ever been able to find imitation in stores.

Over lunch, she'll ask if you want another helping of bread and cheese (and have you ever been able to turn that down?).

If of course you measure success as an imaginary castle in a far away land that you can only reach by dying and no one has ever been able to confirm its existence... then I think christians give the rest of the world a run for its money.

Frank can you answer a question that no Christian authority has ever been able adaquitely answer?

It's interesting because logically no one as ever been able to give a reason how good and evil exist if God does not exist.

And besides since the Garden of Eden have humans ever been able to escape judgment?

Bob, thank you for touching on a subject that no Christian; Protestant or Catholic, has ever been able to explain or get around.

First off, can you name one point in History when humankind has ever been able to handle «our own» Problems?

I am the only man that has ever been able to keep a whole church together since the days of Adam.

Religion and the supernatural have not been able to generate one single testable hypothesis, nor has it ever been able to enhance the social well being of all people... only the few that support the religion that dominates that particular geographical region, and that's because historically they've been free to kill those that disagree.

What matters is that no theist has ever been able to coherently define «god».

And in all that time, not one person has ever been able to show that their $ e xua lity changed during the course of their lifetime.

Nope, and no one has ever been able to.

The only problem is, in the entire history of atheism, not one atheist has ever been able to offer even a single shred of evidence to back up their claim that God doesn't exist.

In a stroke, then, Russell is able to dispense with Meinong's ontological conundrum and the ontological argument, while providing as adequate an account as anyone has ever been able to offer of how normal human perception and sense data relate to the «objects» of physics.

Nobody has ever been able to justify this barbarism, and when you ask them about it, they always completely avoid the question by spewing the same tired bumper stickers you used.

No agency on earth has ever been able to control what is actually taught in a local church on a given Sunday morning.

But no one has ever been able to prove the Bible wrong even once.