Sentence examples for ability to reverse from inspiring English sources

Even some proponents of the repeal acknowledge that it seems illogical for the Council to have the ability to reverse a voter referendum.

Because "natural spaces have a unique ability to reverse the effects of mental fatigue caused by prolonged study," Cornell University has installed grass inside its Olin Library.

"I think that I make the final call," he said, "but if the president is not happy with that final call, he has the ability to reverse it".

What fortified Berdych's lead in each set was his ability to reverse break points with powerful serves that won the game.

Human participation alone, she says, "does not have the ability to reverse the darkness"; only the light from faith in God can.

Whether the plan works will depend on Haiti's ability to reverse decades of incompetent government and bad coordination among aid groups.

Do you think two years makes a difference?" James Tully, 31, an artist in Manhattan, described a woman he dated for a number of years who had a remarkable ability to reverse time.

In Jordan's favour are his adhesive hands, while Robinson, his coach at Sussex, believes his ability to reverse the old ball could be an asset on the dry pitches in the Gulf.

Dolly's story was not over; her legacy continued in further cloning experiments, while the ability to reverse adult cells into embryo-like states inspired many in stem cell research.

The findings of the Tower commission, in early 1987, left open the question of whether Mr. Reagan, then 76 and just recovering from prostate surgery, had the vigor to recover and the ability to reverse a lifelong habit of detachment.

But the easiest mistake to make would be to assume that this is only about the pressure of fourth-innings totals, or the ability to reverse, or even that this is a recent manifestation.