Sentence examples for ability to arrive from inspiring English sources

They lacked any ability to arrive at consensus between themselves.

But he dismissed the notion that the number could be much higher, as well as doubts about the census' ability to arrive at accurate population figures.

Fearless in their pursuit, the Juárez "shooters" have an uncanny ability to arrive at the scene of a crime before the crime itself.

Some say the media's ability to arrive so swiftly and show the widespread suffering in a place like Port-au-Prince influences the public's reactions.

He clearly has the ability to arrive at a gameplan that he believes suits the team's strengths and weaknesses, but sometimes people feel his opinions on those weaknesses are unjustified preconceptions.

Donald Trump's public acknowledgement of what he refers to in the film as his "German blood" — "Good stuff," he says, crediting it with his reliability, strength, and ability to arrive on time — is actually fairly recent.

Along with yesterday's announcements of a half-dozen new gadgets, including new Echo devices, Amazon also detailed some of Alexa's new abilities, due to arrive in the near future.

In all cases the basic thought is that some people are born with an innate ability to swiftly arrive at certain conclusions.

"Small businesses need footfall and the ability of people to arrive in cars, park for a short time and get what they need.

In real-world situations, decision-makers lack the ability and resources to arrive at the optimal solution.

These conferences exercise our ability and skill to arrive at well-reasoned diagnoses, as well as to consider appropriate alternative diagnoses.