Sentence examples for capabilities how from inspiring English sources

With Saddam Hussein still in power in Iraq and with Iran testing its long-range missile capabilities, how is peace even on the horizon?

This competitive advantage, in turn, derives from a combination of assets (what the firm owns) and capabilities (how the firm does what it does).

YONAS: First we looked at the military and intelligence community's need for intelligence, their need to understand the behavior of groups, their capabilities, how they're organized and where they're going.

Currently, her work has focused on understanding how social and emotional cues selectively influence adolescents' decision making capabilities, how incentives shape adolescent regulatory behavior, and the neurodevelopmental mechanisms that underlie heightened anxiety and self-conscious emotion during adolescence.

A sense of insecurity now infected every level of the White House: at Harvard, meanwhile, a young German-Jewish political scientist called Henry Kissinger contemplated Moscow's atomic capabilities: how long before a Red Square appeared in the heart of the democratic west?

A research agenda in quantum would include consideration of national security, law enforcement, and regulatory approaches anticipating how quantum tools change sensing capabilities; how quantum creates stronger encryption, makes it possible to detect surveillance, and degrades some existing cryptographic tools; and how quantum will change machine learning.

Partly this is an operational capability — how do you quickly shut down avenues through which information is escaping?

The major question addressed by this paper is: When each actor in a conflict or bargaining relationship has a power capability, how does the level of power capability in the relationship affect the likelihood of actors using coercive tactics?

As he put it in an essay called "Negative Capability: How to Talk Mean and Influence People," "The willingness to be offensive sets free the ruthless observer in all of us, the spiteful perceptive angel who sees and tells, unimpeded by nicety or second thoughts".

These younger conservatives began itemizing for me the many ways in which the party elders didn't get it — and that the G.O.P. was now at a disadvantage on five fronts: digital capability, how its brand was perceived by emerging demographic groups, the quality of its messengers, its entrepreneurship and its stable of strategic visionaries.

In saying that day was over a year away, he was echoing what intelligence agencies have said to him about their estimates of Iran's "breakout" capability — how long it would take Iranian nuclear scientists to turn their stockpiles of fuel into a working weapon.