Sentence examples for ability to do one from inspiring English sources

It's hard to put a monetary value on the ability to do one's laundry at work or to take a nap in a nap pod.

From a patient's perspective, this can mean the ability to do one's own weekly shopping, or relying on help from others, which may take on social implications.

"With their massive financial advantage, they have the ability to dominate the airwaves and drive a message in early states that no other candidate -- on either side of the aisle -- has the ability to do," one senior Republican operative said of Bush's predicament.

Together they form a judging panel, evaluating my ability to do one of the strangest things I've ever been asked to do.

The ability to do one thing well should not hinder the rest of the experience.

On the other hand, the public sector was noted to have fewer resources and less equipment and drugs available, factors which hindered the ability to do one's job as desired, often considered frustrating.

When grizzled septuagenarian actor Jack Palance won for his performance in City Slickers, and showed off his ability to do one-handed push-ups, it would have behooved him to not follow that up with some poorly delivered Vaudeville jokes about women.

The supply to their strikers should be augmented by the signing of Gregg Wylde, the former Plymouth winger having the ability to do on one flank what Shane Ferguson tends to do on the other.

This freedom is a kind of power produced by the ability to persuade others to do one's bidding; "rhetoric is a producer of persuasion.

"Health and survival are central to the understanding not only of the quality of one's life, but also for one's ability to do what one has reason to want to do" [10].

"I have absolutely no confidence in the ability of the existing Pakistan government to do one blessed thing," said Representative David R. Obey, a Wisconsin Democrat who leads the House Appropriations Committee.