Sentence examples for ability around from inspiring English sources

These Neolithic ancestors migrated from southwest Asia and developed this ability around 5,000 BC in the Balkan and Central Europe area, says Kindset.

Camby's cutting ability in the paint, finishing ability around the basket and soft touch from the baseline form a nice complement to Jackson's playmaking skills.

In recent years, Parcells has touted Carthon's ability around the league, with the idea that he would make a fine head coach.

Navratilova now looks short and slight compared to the heavy-hitting giants of the modern game, but she has lost none of her ability around the net.

And so, first thing one recent morning, Donna Mastrovito met with five first and second graders grouped by ability around a small table with a pile of books in the middle.

But even as Mr. Freeh extended the F.B.I.'s reactive ability around the world, associates said he focused on specific cases and paid too little attention to building the bureau's ability to collect and analyze intelligence.

Ms. Kirk, who bears a strong resemblance to Anne Heche, is so good, so believably modest, so full of conviction that she almost makes up for the unfortunate range of acting abilities around her.

"If you're the kind of player who mainly plays action-based games, it'll feel similar, because you can execute a lot of movement abilities around the battle area," he says.

The highest mean scores were observed for the items pertaining to abilities around professional behaviour, interpersonal skills, teamwork and written communication skills.

Time 4 (4 months postpartum) has been scheduled as infants begin to develop the self-soothing abilities around 4 months of age [ 44] and it is at this time that the most rapid consolidation of sleep regulation occurs [ 45].

Previous work also suggests that perceived benefits, such as enhanced planning and decision-making abilities around future care options, predict interest in testing, whereas perceived costs, such as lack of treatment, depress interest and uptake [ 20- 22].