Sentence examples for ability to muster from inspiring English sources

And because he held Scotland's borders for 14 years, we can assume he had the ability to muster troops.

But experts say its ability to muster a blocking minority of allies is waning because of the political unpopularity of banks and hedge funds.

Mr. Obama's ability to muster broad backing for immediate action was harmed by the British vote, leaving only France promising cooperation.

It now appears that gravity, geology, radioactivity and antifreeze chemicals like salt and ammonia have given many "hostile" worlds the ability to muster the pressures and temperatures that allow liquid water to exist.

"What we do know is that there is a serious intent on the part of those people who have not just support in their hearts, but the ability to muster that support in their pockets to get after this.

This orchestra's ability to muster powerful outbursts has never been in doubt, but here it most impressed with finesse: plush and lovely pianissimo playing, sympathetically attuned exchanges of solo phrases with the veteran pianist Nelson Freire.

But it is not a magic bullet that overrides traditional concerns about fairness, and the ability of defendants to muster evidence in their defense, that were behind time limits in the first place.

It also counts on a level of international help that the Bush Administration has never shown the ability, or the desire, to muster.

The health of a democracy depends in part on the ability of its leaders to muster popular support for their policies, and that requires widespread trust in those leaders.

Some how I have to muster up the ability to take my 3-year-old to soccer practice while simultaneously caring for his 1-year-old sister.

The longer you lay in bed, trying to muster up the ability to get out of bed, the harder it will be.