Sentence examples for ability to plant from inspiring English sources

The injury impaired her ability to plant her pole and caused her to struggle in slalom races.

"Right now the arguments against their race and IQ position are less well-known, so they have the ability to plant the seed in the public imagination.

The Central Intelligence Agency had a secret weapon at the Bay of Pigs, the ability to plant propaganda directly on international news wire services, according to a newly declassified C.I.A. document.

Our massively complex society relies on the ability to plant crops knowing that they will grow, and build cities and infrastructure in places that won't be flooded by incoming tides or washed away by torrential rains.

It seems quite enough to me that designers are sincere and straightforward, that they tackle the problems that relate to their own aesthetic (say, prints or knitwear), and that they have some ability to plant the hook of desire.

Many designers never master the difficult art of pattern-cutting, and the originality and sophistication of Owens's clothes—his ability to plant seams in unexpected places and to hang fabrics on the bias so that the cross grain clings to or drapes dramatically from the body derive from his years in the knockoff mills.

But excessive heat interferes, somehow hindering the plants' ability to set seed.

We first evaluate the performance of our algorithm on synthetic data with planted modules, and verify its ability to recover planted modules with high accuracy.

The high percentage of genes devoted to cell wall, membrane, and envelope biogenesis likely reflects F. succinogenes ability to adhere to plant biomass.

This nematode is also found in association with plants but its ability to cause plant disease remains largely undetermined.

miR399 is the first miRNA demonstrated to have an ability to increase plant uptake of P in plants [ 8, 16- 20].