Sentence examples for capabilities come from from inspiring English sources

You know your platform is most effective when those capabilities come from ecosystem users creating new value for other users.

The descriptor capabilities come from a European design project called Fiores II that Think3 participates in along with companies such as BMW and Pininfarina, a Ferrari design firm.

The more constrained Yellen's world becomes, the more her instinct will be to return to the distilled essence of herself, the unrepentant Keynesian; the pressure to demonstrate hawkish capabilities comes from without, and the Keynesian inclinations from within.

A promise of some objective assessment of those enabling capabilities came from two exhibitors, the Care Innovations Validation Institute, a joint Intel-GE company, and Social Wellth.

Improvement of maintenance capabilities comes from a better understanding of your data, and before even collecting that data, you need to have a robust system to consume all that data too.

A deep faith in your capabilities comes from total preparation, exposure to adversity, support from others, and training and competitive success.

Then where will this new capability come from?

There's a great Alan Kay quote: "Perspective is worth 80 IQ points". Some of our strategic capability comes from that.

However, rapid capacity fading caused by large volume change during cycling and poor rate capability came from low lithium ion diffusivity limit its practical use.

He said that it was not healthy if a person with a "huge reputation" in broadcasting can leverage personally lucrative deals for themselves "when much of the capability came from the BBC licence fee".

This capability comes from a well-defined actor model.