Sentence examples for abilities both from inspiring English sources

"Google needs to learn some of those abilities — both in terms of partnerships with broadcasters and working with hardware partners," he said.

These feats may not have broken any ice, but they unquestionably reflected well on his own abilities, both as a rememberer himself and as a skilled trainer of children.

Organizational pride in employees' efforts and organizational pride in employees' abilities both had positive indirect effects on proactive behaviors via affective organizational commitment.

It also wants to make it available on-prem, which may seem curious at first, but Pivotal's Onsi Fakhouri says customers want that same abilities both on-prem and in the cloud.

Furthermore, the current findings have important implications for the design and interpretation of developmental studies of ERPs indexing language processing, and they highlight the need to take into account cognitive abilities both within and outside the classic language domain.

This leap into our collective future embodies my admiration for Marvin Krislov's abilities, both to lead and to follow.

Cephalopods use this ability both for disguise and for signalling to others of their kind.

Salmond has the uncanny – and enviable – ability both to campaign and to govern in the lively idiom of Burns.

Lord Ashcroft said: "The results show Boris's unique ability both to galvanise Tories and appeal to supporters of other parties".

The success of Little Malcolm lay in its ability both to anticipate the student protests of the late 1960s and to parody the arc of any tinpot fascist movement.

Wilder and Diamond celebrate the comic ability both to get into trouble and to get out of it, to defeat death, to make your escape.