Sentence examples for ability to make much from inspiring English sources
Without some of this I'd question our ability to make much of a dent in that all important "80%".
With the exception of the introductory film footage, featuring a toddler with an unruly Noble wig, the show takes the same format as previous years; the key to Noble's success is his unflagging adrenaline and his ability to make much of the show appear improvised from riffing off his audience.
This simplicity, along with scientists' ability to manipulate the electrons' polarization, gives electron-positron colliders the ability to make much more precise measurements than composite, or hadron, colliders.
A spokesman for the Foundation Trust Network said the decision raised "significant fears about how competition law is being applied within NHS settings and on trusts' ability to make much needed changes to how services are delivered".
Since Google has a much better sense of people than the typical registrar from its vast amount of data on users, it also has the ability to make much more informed decisions related to these issues.
The other was the ability of the right to make much of the running.
Clement added that from a service standpoint theres a limited ability for either company to make much greater progress based upon their own resources.
That may reflect their scale and ability to make proportionately much more money out of their assets, attributes that make large companies less prone to failure on their merits.
"But some of us are concerned that they could control the databases that we use to make our Internet sales, and they would be able to destroy our ability to make as much money on those sales".
But while small machines are great for producing toys and trinkets (custom Yoda figurine, anyone?), their small size limits their ability to make anything much bigger.
It's about our ability to make as much noise as the fringe movements without ever forgetting that we're not fighting them, we're fighting ignorance, fear, and the ingrained mentality that suggests that we should have a minimal role in the process.
