Sentence examples for ability to move on from inspiring English sources

But if Trump showed one political gift, it was in his ability to move on from calamity, even if it meant stepping into the next.

After Lev's death, however, Maria will lose the ability to move on.

It would mean losing the use of his arms, and his ability to move on his own, for several months.

"This resolution will give Alexis closure and the ability to move on immediately, without a lengthy trial and possible jail term," Ms. Sussman said.

The ability to move on from making a mistake during a match or a poor performance as a whole is an important part of a player's make-up.

As the spouse of a long-term dementia patient in good physical health, one lives in a limbo, bereaved in spirit but not in fact, with no comforting statistics on "recovery" duration or true ability to "move on".

This motility, the ability to move horizontally on a smooth surface, depends on the morphology and interaction of the six segments that produce different patterns of locomotion.

The idea is to give A.W.S. an ally in the open source world, giving customers of either Eucalyptus or A.W.S. the ability to move jobs on or off the clouds they own, depending on workload needs and internal security policies.

In his weekly address on Saturday, President Obama made note of the impasse, saying he was "disappointed this week to see a dreary and familiar politics get in the way of our ability to move forward on a series of critical issues that have a direct impact on people's lives".

Meanwhile, allies, more than enemies, have restricted the government's ability to move forward on important economic reforms.

What is more, the talks provide G.M. with the ability to move quickly on to a new deal if the Magna talks should founder.