Sentence examples for ability to work for from inspiring English sources

Last month, Cialis, a rival to Viagra, went on sale in Europe and Australasia, promising such benefits as an ability to work for (a somewhat daunting) 24 hours.

If Mr. Chen chooses to go, Beijing is unlikely to let him return, and his ability to work for change in China will be limited.

Self-realisations that might undermine one's ability to work for certain firms, or transform the basis of one's self-worth, or challenge one's assumption of self-efficacy, are not encouraged.

It's bringing in new voices and new ways of telling stories, always looking out for photographers that have the ability to work for us and have a unique voice.

Chris Hares, campaign manager of Intern Aware, says: "Universities are more focused than ever on ensuring the employability of their students, and it's encouraging that many of them are taking action to ensure that internships are about talent and hard work, rather than simply the ability to work for free".

Like other giants, Microsoft also has something that start-ups like Kaggle do not: immense amounts of money — $67 billion in cash and short-term investments at the end of the last quarter — and the ability to work for 10 years, or even 20, on a big project.

About 10% of East Lothian's 5,000 council staff have the ability to work from home for some of the week.

I am a strong advocate for the ability to work from any place at any time.

Examine your benefit structure to determine if you could swap certain benefits for the ability to work from home.

The challenge then becomes ones ability to work tirelessly for peace and we all must do so.

While religious creeds (and governments) seems to be seen as an occasional inhibitor of technological progress, I believe taking a moment to share our value-systems will exponentially enhance our ability to work together for the betterment of humanity.