Sentence examples for ability to successfully connect from inspiring English sources

Your March 6 editorial " 'If You Bring In the Cops' ") rightly makes the case that Afghanistan's future lies in the ability to successfully connect the Afghan people to their government.

In one of the most thorough examinations of the subject, Harvard researchers interviewed 3,000 executives over six years, and they found that the No. 1 skill that separated innovators from noncreative professionals was "associating"–having an ability to successfully connect seemingly unrelated questions, problems or ideas from different fields.

Finally, the ability of AIs to successfully connect to the academic community may be complicated by previous historical trauma experienced by their home communities, which results in the distrust mentioned by one of the mentors in our study (Adams, 1995).

An extracorporeal bioartificial kidney consisting of a conventional hemofilter connected to a renal tubule assist device has shown its ability to successfully replace the filtration, transport, metabolic, and endocrine functions of the kidney in critically ill patients with acute renal failure in phase I/II clinical trials [10, 47].

This is now a central tenet of academia and seriously impeded my ability to successfully get interviews.

Some board members have questioned the rationale of such a deal and Coke's ability to successfully absorb the Quaker Oats Company.

One measure of political skill is your flexibility: the ability to successfully reverse direction.

It also underscores the city's ability to successfully woo badly needed retail businesses.

As a result, considerable concern has risen about RIM's ability to successfully introduce phones next year.

Complexity increases deal risk and the ability to successfully complete transactions.

The ability to successfully do this comes with time and experience.