Examples of ably

• This is a fine collection, ably edited and with plentiful and helpful notes to explain dating and identify individuals.

• Ably marshalling the threads of the previous chapters, it functions nicely as a conclusion, with a provocative twist.

• All five reviews ably described interactions between neuronal systems, but only in global terms of activation and inhibition.

• Yet this edifice seems to participate most ably and eloquently in its surroundings.

• The research is impeccable, the detail nuanced, the portraits convincing, the argument ably sustained.

• There is, nonetheless, a significant amount of data, which is ably presented here.

• It is for this reason the book is valuable: it more than ably fulfils what it sets out to do.

• To the positive, they ably demonstrate the importance of sensorimotor contingencies in visual perception.

• Trained midwives were expected to operate ably at the bottom of the medical hierarchy with comparatively little professional and financial support.

• As the rest of the book ably demonstrates, the space-bound laboratory opens up a challenging new world of scientific possibilities.

• The arguments are ably anatomized without losing sight of the rapidly changing political context.

• It is a most interesting address which summarizes very ably, and in remarkably brief compass, developments which took place over so many years.

• Their big red sails were managed less ably by simply tying the sheet rope in the corner and the sails were 'loosefooted'.

• Keeping track of all the children who are not under parental guidance becomes a serious responsibility, generally very ably managed by the project committee.

• Durston ably surveys the historiography surrounding the major-generals in his first chapter.