Sentence examples for ability to actually make from inspiring English sources
Among the many features missing on the prototype phones that were given to software developers were the ability to actually make phone calls or access wireless networks.
Seven days in and he is clearly wowed by the reality of Labour winning such a significant office – and overwhelmed by his ability to actually make changes.
The surge in the price-earnings ratio means stocks in the Nasdaq 100 are now exceptionally expensive on the basis of the companies' ability to actually make money.
It is this step that gives us the ability to actually make the draw shape into the UI element.
Those pages will include multiple tweets, but they'll also have basic product information — and, yes, the ability to actually make a purchase.
Nair talks about how Ford's ability to actually make cars, and make them at scale, is a distinguishing advantage, and its mobility services approach, and subsidiary company, which will see autonomous vehicles launched first in ride-hailing and delivery fleets.
I realize that adults feel an obligation to protect children, but let's not under-estimate the ability for kids to actually make pretty reasonable decisions, especially if we embark on a campaign to create a truly digitally literate society, starting at a very young age.
So why not include the ability to actually discover new content and make purchases?
At some point, it turns from Mary Warren protesting, to me just being an extension of [Proctor's] brain, and being the part of him that is doubting his own ability to actually go to court and make the truth known.
And I have the ability to actually help them.
