Sentence examples for an ability to take from inspiring English sources

"The academies have an ability to take a little longer look.

He did demonstrate an ability to take a punch, though, and to deliver one.

He said "this gives you as an individual an ability to take on more risk".

The former France international is not the first footballer to come off the road and as this guide proves, an ability to take corners on the pitch is no indicator of an ability to take corners off it.

But retailers who are unloading merchandise early in the season are at least demonstrating an ability to take control.

Storey has an ability to take a simple image and make it resonant - to make simplicity complicated".

But he also praises Mr. Zemeckis's directing style, saying he has "a remarkable ability to take a preposterous premise and turn it into a finely-tuned farcical machine".

Robinson's lobby colleagues said he had an "unbelievable ability to take comprehensive issues and put a bullet through them", summarising "WDIAM?" – what does it all mean?

There was also a suggestion of decreased social marginalization and an increased ability to take out small loans from community members [ 55].

Latin American startups have a canny ability to take a proven business model, and execute like crazy to improve on it.

The public has developed a remarkable ability to take in an endless stream of tawdry stories about politicians and then ignore the parts it finds irrelevant.