Sentence examples for a huge ability from inspiring English sources

"It was a deadline imposed by the calendar, and therefore it had a huge ability to concentrate the mind.

He went on to say: "We also now have a huge ability to drive a counterpoint to the Bush administration.

However, the minor parties have a huge ability to influence the final result, depending on whose vote they devour the most.

In an interview with the Guardian the SNP leader said her party would have a "huge ability to change the direction" of the government in the event of a hung parliament.

"When you're looking at international construction projects, it is important to understand that foreign companies are only one small element of the chain and often don't have a huge ability to affect what is happening at the bottom.

Later that night, after the decree had inspired a mad rush on Cairo liquor stores, Morsi cancelled it with a message posted on his Facebook page at 2 13 A.M. The Brotherhood has "a huge ability to withstand negotiations that never reach anything," Gaber Gad Nassar, one of the most prominent members who quit the constituent assembly, said last week.

Scotland's first minister and leader of the SNP told the Guardian: "With fixed-term parliaments, it gives parties in a minority-government situation – [where] hopefully the SNP will be in a position of influence – huge ability to change the direction of a government without bringing a government down.

"We're expected to all of a sudden have this huge ability to care.

"In combatting cybercrime, with its borderless nature and huge ability for the criminals to hide, we need a flexible and adequate response," added Troels Oerting, Head of the European Cybercrime Centre, in a statement.

Yet developed countries have huge ability to promote or limit development in areas such as trade or tax policy.

Chamber music by Mr. Musto, occupying the second half of the concert, showed the same huge ability to be pleasant.