Sentence examples for ability to get there from inspiring English sources

"In some cases it's the accessibility or ability to get there from primary routes".

"But I'm still somewhat skeptical of their ability to get there.

It's nice to know that people are kind enough to be concerned about me, but I'm independent – I wouldn't be out in the middle of the woods if I didn't have the ability to get there and get out.

But noting that the cost of commuting would be as much of a problem as ever, he said, "You've got to have the ability to get there to do research".

The next step is, do they have the ability to get there, and, also, how open are they to understanding the things they don't know and wanting to learn about that.

"He's got the ability to get there, but he's got to get fit.

Recalling Jacques Lacan's formulation that "desire exceeds the object," Moody said: "As a writer, there's always a feeling that the desire to express yourself exceeds the ability of language to get there.

"I've got the ability and the dedication to get there," Joshua, 23, told BBC Sport.

"Now he was really anxious to get there and is very proud of their abilities in unconventional warfare," she said.

I didn't admire all his politics and ideas, but I admired his ability to get out there and fight – I could see his strength and ability.

In this context, the more resource-intensive areas of journalism, such as specialist correspondents and investigative journalism have become something of an endangered species and a journalists' ability to get out there and research and deliver work thoroughly has been diminished.