Sentence examples for ability to wrap from inspiring English sources

Capital flight became one of the signature failures of Greece's ability to wrap up tortuous negotiations with creditors at the EU and IMF last year.

The advantage of using apps as a distribution mechanism for movies is the ability to wrap DVD-style extras and interactivity around them.

Mr. Owens quickly established his ability to wrap his deep voice around a text and create a distinct sense of character.

But the real secret to his success may be an ability to wrap a staunchly conservative ideology in a mantle of moderation and civility to get people to trust him and get things done.

In Kushner's view, the value of fiction is its ability to wrap reality in a "mythical envelope," a shroud of meaning-making that can produce stories that are truer than truth.

Mr. Tobia says he expects many borrowers to continue with F.H.A. loans despite the higher fees, because of the low down payment and the ability to wrap the upfront insurance fee into the initial loan balance.

Trent Wolbe from The Verge gave an overall 4/4 rating and praised Perry's ability to "wrapping hyper-specific emotions into a new format that everyone can relate to".

Poly dA dT) tracts, in particular, are frequently present in nucleosome-depleted promoter regions and inhibit nucleosome binding by decreasing the ability of the DNA helix to wrap around the nucleosome core [ 2, 3, 5][ 8– 10].

One of the wonders of recent American politics has been the ability of Mr. Bush and his supporters to wrap their partisanship in the flag.

The three celebrity outsiders continued to wrap the thinnest evidence of their ability to do the job in the gaudiest self-assurance.

Tapirs use their proboscis to wrap around branches while stripping off bark with the front teeth; this ability would have been helpful to Paraceratherium.