Sentence examples for abilities far from inspiring English sources

Cuba probably has scores of players whose abilities far exceed Mr Balentien's.

We untrained masses see the dogs' abilities, far exceeding our own, in a hazy supernatural fog: surely a dog, with his powerful nose, is noticing every scent however slight around him.

Jaime and Kailee both began playing so much basketball at such a young age that by the time they were eligible for organized leagues, at age 9, their abilities far outstripped their peers'.

The Internet, Dr. Lawrence said, "will enable educators not only to tailor the learning environment to individual learners, but to give all learners a richer learning environment that allows them to participate, grow, make discoveries and extend their abilities far beyond the passive absorption that the typical A student was able to reach in the old concept of literacy".

A body of evidence demonstrates that musicians outperform non-musicians on various cognitive abilities far beyond what the skill involves, such as verbal memory and visuospatial abilities (Costa-Giomi, 1999; Franklin et al., 2008).

I also make good use of one of Emily's unique abilities, "Far Reach", to leap to high points in the mansion and slip between the moving walls, away from the eyes of the enemy.

The researchers' tests found that, on a pre-expense basis, 9.6percentt of mutual fund managers in 2006 showed genuine market-beating ability — far higher than the 0.6percentt after expenses were taken into account.

That was not because I doubted his ability, far from it.

Four axle vehicles with bogies can adapt the position of the wheels to follow irregularities in the terrain, having an obstacle surpassing ability far greater than conventional 2-axle vehicles.

Even so, zeroing in on Tallio as the most likely culprit may have caused local police to miss a few key points about the teenager namely that he was functioning with a cognitive ability far below his age.

69, 70 Recent studies have shown that if DP cells can be cultured in a three-dimensional (3D) spherical array, the cells seem to retain the inductive ability far longer.