Sentence examples for awaited ability from inspiring English sources
The biggest updates here are, unsurprisingly, on the streaming media front, including the arrival of AirPlay 2, and the long awaited ability to pair up two HomePods for some stereo music living room listening.
Even when it was drained and the land was firmed, access to the north had to await the ability of civil engineers to span the valley with a bridge.
Later on Tuesday, National Review reported that Mr. Romney had faced such a cash shortage while awaiting the ability to spend his general election money that he had to borrow $20 million in August to get him through the end of his convention.
Additional analyses including these data would make for a stronger study, but must await our ability to fund further data purchases.
BioSense, like other automated systems, can monitor seasonal influenza activity [ 24, 25] and recognize large increases in visits for some general surveillance concepts; however, a more substantial contribution to public health practice awaits the ability to access data that is more specific than chief complaints and diagnoses.
It will also unlock features developers have eagerly awaited, like the ability to buy virtual goods or new gaming levels within applications.
Hydrologists eagerly await GRACE's ability to track the contents of aquifers and river basins, especially in regions facing agricultural shortages or water-quality crises.
"The arrest of Prince Miteb sends a strong signal that a royal dictatorship by a thirty-two-year-old upstart prince of still unproven abilities awaits the kingdom, together with enormous tensions and resentments within the royal family that could well threaten the House of Saud's stability for years to come," Ottaway, of the Wilson Center, wrote in an e-mailed statement.
An ability to measure cardiac output in a continuous and non-invasive fashion is eagerly awaited in the field of intensive care practice.
