Sentence examples for ability means from inspiring English sources

"Ability means one thing in this league," McGinnis said.

They are taking action while their physical ability means they still have some choice.

The programme also challenged their ideas of what ability means in sport.

To have exceptional ability means that you are also bound to be damaged or tormented in some way.

His experience and ability means that there are no other serious contenders for the job abruptly vacated by Mr Ahern, who had become enmeshed in financial scandals.

Perceptions that he is not quite quick enough or that his natural ability means things come a little too easily have lingered but, as Goode points out, that is not the Saracens way.

More signals and better processing ability mean a more accurate fix, as long as atmospheric conditions cooperate.

The combination of experience and ability mean that the team will be hopeful of improving upon the bronze that they won in Beijing in 2008.

They take advantage of EB-1 visas for aliens of extraordinary ability — meant for renowned scientists, artists and athletes — which moves them swiftly to the front of the line for permanent residency.

However, the ability values of the static test showed that there were less able test-takers, ranging from 2.48 to -.49 with an ability mean of.78.

"We all know certain players have different sets of baggage, but for me that quality and outstanding ability mean the baggage is minimal.