Sentence examples for ability to support it from inspiring English sources

"I feel a strong responsibility on my shoulders, stronger … than my shoulders' ability to support it," he told the press at the presidential palace.

"The cost of flying airplanes across the sky has eclipsed the ability to support it at many communities," he said in a recent forecast.

In the early 1970s, some prominent scientists warned that by 2000, humanity would outstrip Earth's ability to support it.

The need for the University and the Foundations' ability to support it are underscored by the recent hurricanes that brought devastation to many communities throughout the Caribbean displacing students whose colleges and universities have been destroyed.

If you have any doubts about the potential loading of your green roof or your home's ability to support it, consultation with a structural engineer and/or building inspector is a must.

To make matters worse, Department spokespeople have issued conflicting and confusing statements about the condition of Proposition 99's Breast and Cervical Cancer Fund (the voter approved special fund that supports Every Woman Counts) and its ability to support the population it serves.

Therefore, the glutamate substitution in the D-loop of the Smc3 ATPase active site is unique in its ability to support cohesion suggesting it alters rather than abolishes the in vivo function of the Smc3 ATPase active site.

If this continuing impact were to end the planet's ability to support human life, it would be ecocide -- an ecological Armageddon.

Over time, therefore, population would exceed the ability of the land to support it.

"There is only one way forward for the club and that is that the club needs a level of funds which is way beyond the ability of the fans to support it with season tickets.

It loses its ability to support structures built on or in it, including houses, piers and bridge foundations, often with deadly results.