Sentence examples for ability afforded from inspiring English sources

It is an ancient ability afforded only to us, the politically defeated forest walkers of upstate New York.

In the case of Hudson River Park, there are a half-dozen piers that the trust is allowed to develop, an unusual ability afforded by the 1998 act establishing the park.

While even supporters of the deal said the Malkins would become wealthy as a result of the offering, many said they wanted the ability afforded by a publicly traded company to sell their stakes easily.

It's the kind of perceptual ability afforded only those persons who have disassembled, or have never been conditioned by, the naive picture of unified truth.

Similar growth ability afforded by chemokine treatments on serum starvation was found for the human HT29 cells as shown in Figure 3D, the benefit being already detectable after a 5-day treatment of the cells.

Meanwhile, the formed acid base pairs display unique anhydrous transfer ability, affording the NFCM a high anhydrous conductivity (59.6 mS cm−1) at 120 °C.

This ability affords Gates a power over American education not to be underestimated.

The expansion in our understanding of the structure of differential cognitive abilities afforded by the Cattell Horn Carroll (CHC) model has brought with it the need to provide practitioners with efficient and effective methods for screening which abilities most critically require assessment.

Dawnguard adds new content to the game including weapons, magic and armor, and expands the abilities afforded to players who choose to become either a vampire or a werewolf.

In support of their conclusions the authors showed that C. ljungdahlii can grow on CO+H2 in addition to CO2+H2, an ability likely afforded by the clade C-type CODH.

This suggests that adults have increased discrimination of long wavelengths of light - an ability usually afforded by additional spectrally-distinct LWS opsins [ 30, 31], which we propose is a function of the A180 and S180 upregulation only observed in adults.