Sentence examples for ability to rest from inspiring English sources

She worked very hard and it had some ability to rest and relax her psychologically.

In the second century A.D., wagon traffic "sufficient to wake the dead" ruined the Roman poet Juvenal's ability to rest between Satires.

If they float awkwardly, this would limit their ability to rest on water after long flights or after diving, and suggest they would be forced to spend more time on the wing when over the open ocean (or large lakes).

The preparedness of the Afghan Army is only one of the many challenges that are being left unresolved: the Afghan kleptocracy, fuelled by American money and presided over by Hamid Karzai, is being given what amounts to a pass; and the safe havens in Pakistan which allow Taliban leaders and foot soldiers an almost unlimited ability to rest and plan remain open.

There's a web app for adding details about daily habits that take away from your ability to rest properly (coffee after 3pm, computer use 2 hours before bed, etc).

These distracting thoughts kinda defeated my ability to "rest".

However the scope of our stack and products has enabled us to put their concerns, and any anxieties about our technical abilities, to rest.

One physician in particular spoke of how a patient's ability to stay at home rests primarily upon the willingness of nurses to make themselves available off hours.

It was felt that visitors reduced women's ability to adequately rest and also disrupted midwives' ability to fulfil their educative role during the postnatal stay.

The major differences between groups were in the amount of pain women felt during cervical ripening and their self-rated ability to relax, rest and sleep.

Among Russia's chief concerns are energy policy – Putin's ability to govern rests on a high oil price, analysts say – and US plans for missile defence in Europe, which it opposes but both candidates support.