"This software has the ability to help a much larger community of disabled people.
That ability to help a reader to inhabit a world, or a worldview, could be said to be what unites all those different Lewises.
Perhaps the most controversial feature of electronic tuning is its ability to help a tuner change a piano's tuning, also known as its temperament, with ease.
At some point, the Knicks presumably have to show some progress and some promise, and the ability to help a superstar realize his championship ambitions.
The 17th-century English writer John Milton was an early believer in revolution's inherent ability to help a society realize its potential.
Amina comes across as a calculating fortune seeker, willing to marry a man with whom she enjoys no emotional or sexual connection simply to get to the United States, while George comes across as a fussbudget loser, whose chief appeal rests in his ability to help a poor foreigner get a green card, and eventually, an American passport.
He writes about the "narrative or mnemonic power of music," its ability to help a person follow intricate sequences or retain great volumes of information — a power that explains why music can help someone with autism perform procedures he or she might otherwise be incapable of.
For example, the growth of IBM's services arm is keeping the hardware part of the company afloat: anyone can make a computer, but the ability to help a company use it is worth paying extra for.As Andersen Consulting's Mr Ferguson points out, once a firm is providing a service around a product, it may eventually find it more efficient to let someone else provide the product.
Liz explained to me that we have the ability to help a lot of kids, and making money wasn't everything in the world.
Some charity leaders have the uncanny ability to help a teen gang member walk a new path, protect a woman from an abusive husband, or house a person who has been homeless for decades.
