Sentence examples for ability to sort out from inspiring English sources

Are we losing our ability to sort out Presidential politics along lines other than families?

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Whatever its effect on the foreign ministry, therefore, the sacking of Mrs Tanaka must be judged by whether it strengthens Mr Koizumi's ability to sort out the economy.

He and Serota together built Tate Modern, and he is a person of real talent and ability to sort out whatever challenges the Opera House faces.

Some considered that an implicit challenge to Europe's ability to sort out its own financial affairs, but it also served as a wake-up call that Greece needed the region's collective help.

Once a regular percussionist on New York's new-music circuit, Mr. Milarsky performs mostly as a conductor now, and he specializes in contemporary works for which an ability to sort out rhythmic complexities is vital.

As a consequence, Rumpole's faith in the ability of the justice system to sort out responsibility for a crime committed on the premises is only partial: "I believed that Nurse Dotty was wholly innocent and would remain innocent even if proven guilty".

More detailed phenotyping with a continuous measure of atherosclerotic disease may improve our ability to detect familial associations and to sort out genetic vs. environmental components.

Given the descriptive nature of our study, further experimental work is needed to sort out the relative role of dispersal ability, dispersal behaviour and effective population size as drivers of species sensitivity to fragmentation.

His ability to see the big picture and devise a framing concept to sort out the diverse and unruly detail of history was breathtaking.

He queried its ability to obtain an opt-out from joining the euro and to sort out its position over border controls, adding: "The Scottish Government cannot wish these problems away".