Sentence examples for capabilities but also from inspiring English sources

They are individuals with incredible technical capabilities, but also human beings with brilliant communication and empathy skills.

Not only because of his footballing capabilities but also because he is a model of dedication, commitment and passion and because he gives 100% to his team".

Over the next few years he acquired a reputation not only as a draughtsman of exceptional capabilities but also as an ingenious interior decorator.

The speed with which Annan was handed these new responsibilities was a reflection not only of his capabilities but also of the improvisational approach of the U.N. Secretariat to the unprecedented burden of its multiplying missions.

Compared with the ambitious but often unfocused visions of executives in the dot-com boom, like the largely failed strategy behind the merger of AOL and Time Warner, Mr. Jobs is familiar enough with digital technology to see not only its capabilities but also to recognize its limitations.

The objective, one senior administration official said, was "not just to boost Israel's capabilities, but also to boost the capabilities of our Persian Gulf partners so they, too, would be able to address the Iranian threat — and also provide a greater network of coordinated assets around the region to handle a range of contingencies".

This inevitably begs a question not only of European capability, but also of will.

And it's important that we maintain our preparedness and our capability not just our military preparedness and capability, but also our intelligence and security preparedness and capability.

Still, a growing number of countries are announcing plans to build their own satellites or develop rockets to launch them, partly for the prestige that comes with such capability but also for the possible commercial and technological applications.

In a statement, the new owner promised not only to retain the studio's production capability but also increase investment: "There will be increased employment opportunities at the Studios with investment in additional staff to make the Studio a hive of creativity and an exceptional place to work".

This analysis is not an argument for a minimal state, rather it is about how an emphasis on social productivity can improve the relationships between services and people, and not only extend citizen capability but also tap into a wider pool of social resource.