Sentence examples for a continued ability to from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, released PEG-TRAIL showed a continued ability to induce apoptosis over 14 days.

For the vast majority of professional musicians – those who never achieve household name status or get to headline arenas or festivals – the money from even one licensed sample can be the difference between a continued ability to make music and having to give it up.

A continued ability to secure permits is essential to the mining business.

These efforts have faced early criticism for being too tepid and/or slow to be effective, even as fresh fake news stories have shown a continued ability to rack up millions of Facebook views.

Festivals such as Wexford and Buxton have built their reputations on a continuing ability to come up with rarities and largely forgotten works by established composers.

The other side of a much retarded development may be a continuing ability to develop social skills and perceptions throughout life, and the last twenty years have indeed been years of a continuing development for Temple.

"If Bush were doing well and had a continuing ability to get things done and command the national stage, I think there would be far less focus on the campaign," said Robert Dallek, a presidential historian.

Team owners and general managers saw Ruth's lifestyle as a reason for denying him a managerial job; Barrow said of him, "How can he manage other men when he can't even manage himself?" Ruth played much golf and in a few exhibition baseball games, demonstrating a continuing ability to draw large crowds.

A hallmark of cancer is a continuing ability to proliferate and/or avoid death.

That certainly doesn't take way from her riches, A-list lifestyle or continued ability to be cast in big-budget movies.

One consequence has been a challenge to libraries' continued ability to purchase the books and monographs that are the major form of scholarly writing in some fields and to subscribe to new journals.