Sentence examples for ability to unleash from inspiring English sources
Yes, they've had the ability to unleash a lot of hurt on our heroes this entire time.
The NHS welcomes its ability to "unleash the NHS's clinical research potential" and Cancer Research UK says it will "help us to beat cancer sooner".
But the word "secret," especially when applied to the possible doings of far-away federal bureaucrats, is right up there with "monument" in its ability to unleash vitriol among Western conservatives.
Owing to this radio habit, certain stretches of road have taken on the ability to unleash sudden but brief emotions related to September 11th, the recount in Florida or, more incongruously, Monica Lewinsky.
The reason it's so powerful is that any time we create a new tagging architecture that is decentralized and out "at the ends" of the network, we have the ability to unleash the power of self-organization.
A better understanding of the complex mechanisms of immune escape operated by neoplastic cells and the ability to unleash an efficient anti-tumor immune response by targeting regulatory immune checkpoint(s) with immunomodulatory monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), is leading to very promising clinical results in different tumor types.
Apple's New Victims Apple has an astonishing ability to casually unleash creative destruction.
Mattila, who has the seeming ability at once to unleash and contain this force within herself, is also capable of turning an audience into maenadic devotees.
"India has already unleashed its entrepreneurial ability, now it needs to unleash its creative ability.
In fact, during my decades of working under six different EPA administrators, almost all of them Republicans, I've seen first-hand the ability of smart regulations to unleash the enormous power of American ingenuity and entrepreneurship.
Japan's well-publicized example was compelling:a nation whose economic success was attributed to the government's ability, in collaboration with business, to unleash the dynamism of the private sector.
