Sentence examples for ability to do very from inspiring English sources

Their panic is caused not just by fear that some countries cannot repay their debts, but also by scepticism about politicians' ability to do very much to help.

One girl in my school, Lily, has the ability to do very well in her exams but her life is a mental health nightmare.

She has that rare ability to do very little with a piece of gray men's wear fabric, some black striped silk and soft royal-blue crepe — and get the most out of them.

Officials in Jordan and Egypt say American officials, in distancing themselves from Mr. Arafat, are actually undermining his ability to do the very thing they ask.

As Nick Walkley, the council's chief executive, puts it: "In five to seven years we get to the point where it starts to restrict our ability to do anything very much else.

Her ever-growing fame could endanger her ability to do the very job that made her famous in the first place — to make audiences believe she's somebody else.

So I needed a stock and a sort of treatment that would give me the ability to do a very soft, gray tone range, but also a high-contrast noirish feel".

The animal world mirrors both the savage territoriality of humans and the more tender side, the capacity for coexistence, the ability to do that very Indian thing and "adjust".

If people agree with Kirschner that the present situation compromises "the ability to do your very best science," then "everybody has skin in the game".

Mastery is the knowledge or ability to do something very well.

Of course, with the orchestras that I have conducted recently, they have this ability to do this very easily because they are at such a high level - San Francisco Symphony, of course, and L.A. I was recently with the New York Philharmonic.