Sentence examples for ability to secure these from inspiring English sources

Innovation is favored by increased nutrient supply, and warming, which increases animals' metabolic rates and therefore their ability to secure these nutrients (Vermeij [1995]).

The report says the UK will be "constrained" in its ability to secure those agreements until the first round of Brexit negotiations are complete.

And, yes, many of these technologies included the ability to secure the data that is being transmitted over the internet.

Now the French government has decided to take away the loudest of these megaphones, claiming that securing marches would compromise its ability to secure the official summit zone where politicians will meet.

But, by following these recommendations, organizations can have greater confidence in their ability to secure the cloud from a data sovereignty standpoint.

"You have the ability to secure the inner core," Mr. Hensley said, referring to the passenger terminals.

Leggett said support from Montgomery County was an important element in Baltimore City's ability to secure the funding package.

It remains unclear just how smooth that transition will go, as Afghan forces have not demonstrated a lasting ability to secure the country.

The insurgents targeted the American embassy and NATO headquarters, sowing fear and confusion and raising fresh questions over the government's ability to secure the country.

But dreams of instant information retrieval and one-click commerce have outpaced our ability to secure the data trail we leave.

"We are disappointed by the information commissioner's decision, which we believe will damage our ability to secure the best deal for the taxpayer in future.