The phrase "ability of breaking" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate construction would be "ability to break."
Example: "Her ability to break through barriers has inspired many."
Alternatives: "capacity to break" or "skill in breaking."
"He has definitely become sort of an arbiter of viability, of your ability to break through, particularly if you're an insurgent," said Patrick Ruffini, a Republican strategist and co-founder of the blog The Next Right.
Part of Delevingne's appeal is her ability to break out of the mould of super-serious fashion plate, and her high-energy levels backstage and on-set have ensured that she has been noticed by the tabloid press as well as fashion publications.
Whether the result is democratic, or Arab armies seize power, or the contagion of the ability to break the circle of fear spreads to the Iranian people, the regime in Tehran structurally suffers from a lack of credibility and legitimacy at the domestic and regional levels, and not just at the international level.
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Hunter syndrome (HS) is a lysosomal storage disease caused by iduronate-2-sulfatase (IDS) deficiency and loss of ability to break down and recycle the glycosaminoglycans, heparan and dermatan sulfate, leading to impairment of cellular processes and cell death.
Gifted with the ability to forge weapons capable of breaking the mysterious curse that has befallen the land, Horn sets off on a quest to restore humanity to its normal squishy state.
The reducing capacity of a compound is a significant indicator of its potential antioxidant activity because of its ability to break the free radical chain through donation of a hydrogen atom.
The success of any British military contribution, Hassan added, will lie in the UK's ability to "break out of the constraints" of Washington's current strategy.
The French ability to break many of the accepted rules of healthy eating with impunity has been variously attributed to the salutary effects of red wine, olive oil, and even foie gras (liver is high in B vitamins and iron).
The benefits of the Windows UI and the ability to break out of the 640K straightjacket was significant enough to cause widespread adoption of new standards, not only in the operating system and interface, but in the applications that were commonly used at the time.
