Sentence examples for ability to put right from inspiring English sources

The edict's only allusion to the chaotic political situation comes as a call for trust in the benevolence of the new Emperor, Galba, and his ability to put right the wrongs of the past.

Besides, his positive attitude and constantly striving to give his best as a leader, as well as his ability to put the right man in the right place contributed to his success story.

Although Albers's ability to put us right there is impressive, I think I prefer a biographer who stands at a slightly more discreet distance from the subject.

Things need to be done to put right the situation".

Andrew Oliver, chief technology officer of Blitz Games Studios, said: "Kinect has the ability to put the player right into the action.

But there is something different about this fellow: an X-factor ability to put himself in the right place at the right time, which shows innate game understanding.

Whether or not we will ever again see the world-class striker of 2007-10 – which remains highly unlikely now that injury has limited his fabled powers of acceleration – any significant improvement in form needs to be reflected in his all-round game as much as an ability to put tap-ins the right side of the post.

After all, Brazil has the ability to put itself on the right track, it's just choosing not to.

"We've streamlined the process for creating and delivering content, and now we're offering the ability to put it in front of the right user at the right time to get the optimized business result".

"I keep saying it; we have the ability to put teams to bed but we have to get the first bit right and we're not.

Ms. Palin's infuriating ability to put a new twist on feminism — after decades of the word's being besmirched by the right and the left — allows her to both distance herself from and accentuate the movement's maligned reputation.