Sentence examples for ability to successfully operate from inspiring English sources

"We have demonstrated our ability to successfully operate stores using a wide variety of store configurations and sizes," the report said.

The ability of these systems to successfully operate under tidal conditions at 48 sites along the United States coasts was evaluated as a function of pump elevation, suction side head losses, water temperature, and salinity.

This diversity drives the skills one needs to successfully operate a wildlife forensic DNA laboratory.

Independent music scenes have proven over the last few decades that they are able to successfully operate without booking agents.

Still, Carol Deane, in a letter to tenants that will be slid under every door in the complex on Monday, said that the owners will "only consider bids from potential buyers who can demonstrate their ability to successfully own and operate Starrett City as affordable housing".

The firm "has consistently proved its ability to successfully roll out mobile services into countries where no other operator has".

Diaphragmatic function is a major determinant of the ability to successfully wean patients from mechanical ventilation.

In addition to their concerns that Webvan is operating in areas where there are not enough families willing to spend the money needed to make grocery deliveries profitable, Merrill Lynch analysts have long held that they were most concerned with the company's ability to successfully perform a national rollout and enter new markets.

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.