Sentence examples for ability to actually do from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the desire to live in a modern liberal democracy does not translate necessarily into an ability to actually do so.
And the ability to actually do a show face to face brings a level of energy and understanding you lose when relegated to Skype.
But I'm limited in my ability to actually do what the job of singer-songwriter demands, so I'm very aware of that.
This finding agrees with our previous study [ 28] on healthy children, and suggests that parents may rate item P6 lower than their children do because parents evaluate their children's ability to follow orders to do housework rather than their ability to actually do the chores.
For some inexplicable reason, they've been scared of the Republicans, who retain the ability to be obstructionist, but don't have any power to actually do anything.
What you lose with the slightly less impressive screen and iOS's slightly slicker user experience you will more than make up for with the Nexus S's ability to actually make phone calls that don't drop and Google's exceptional Navigation and voice input applications.
Under legalization people are going to be allowed in theory to grow their own cannabis, the ability to actually legally do so is going to decided province by province and even then, only if someone owns their own spot.
My only saving grace has been SCONUL Societyy of College, National and University Libraries) giving me access to my hometown university's library, and with it, the ability to actually get some work done.
Developers toting around their Dev Alpha devices (including the fancy new Dev Alpha B) will see the new-and-improved App World "immediately," though RIM was quick to note that the ability to actually, y'know, buy things, doesn't work just yet.
Or do you just miss the ability to actually multitask with either of your iDevices?
