Sentence examples for abilities and means from inspiring English sources

Not only did they increase the numbers, but they also increased their abilities and means after the purge of police who were considered Gulenist-aligned when they participated in the anti-corruption charges and investigations launched against the AKP by prosecutors in 2013.

Amartya Sen calls this equality of autonomy: that the ability and means to choose our life course should be spread as equally as possible across society.

So I've been interested in the idea that much less educated Americans like me have the ability and means to travel, while a man like Hesham, who could probably assimilate and use the knowledge gained through travel better than I can, desperately wants to get out of his country, even if for a little while, and can't.

With all this accumulated knowledge and progress do they have the ability and means to resolve these self-created difficulties?

In addition, we investigated the association of vertebral fractures with disease activity, functional ability and mean bone mineral density over time.

Females demonstrated greater mean verbal ability and mean mathematical ability was greater in males, but the form of the relationship with hand skill was the same in both sexes.

In short, manic individuals are risk lovers -- they believe that taking risks is exciting, a sign of their special abilities and the means of greater fulfillment.

The question of whether genetic or cultural transmission causes variation in exceptional abilities and the means to develop skills through deliberate practice remains to a large extent unresolved.

We collected data on their phonological decoding skills and their passage comprehension abilities, and the mean grade level equivalency for these skills were 5.8 (SD = 3.31) and 4.4 (SD = 2.11), respectively.

"Our party has the determination and the ability and the means to punish corruption and excise this malignant tumor," said Prime Minister Zhu Rongji, in a recent antismuggling speech.

We need leadership from the only sector that has both the ability and the means to make a difference: big business.