Sentence examples for capabilities is so from inspiring English sources

The case he makes for water's mood-altering capabilities is so persuasive that he might as well be talking about prescription pills.

Because defending U.S. forces against such capabilities is so hard and expensive, Pentagon strategists have come up with the idea (known as air-sea battle) of crippling such forces — missile launchers, air bases, submarine pens and command-and-control centers — before they can be unleashed.

Jonathan Mayer, a 27-year-old Stanford Ph.D. student whose research on the agency's capabilities is so singular it was cited in the White House NSA review panel report, is building "a science of surveillance" to piece together what the government is doing in our name.

Yet their characters and capabilities were so different that they were scarcely friends.

European airlift capabilities are so limited that when European troops were deployed as peacekeepers to Afghanistan, many arrived on rented Russian and Ukrainian transport planes, Lord Robertson noted.

Perhaps this is where Katharine's "formidableness" comes in; as Gardner Botsford, an editor at the magazine from the forties on, puts it, in his own pithy, pink-slip way, "She was someone whose standards and capabilities were so much higher than your own that you just sat down and shut up".

The capabilities are so much more advanced than they were a couple of years ago.

The difficulty of finding and clearing mines is why dolphins capabilities' are so prized: their use of echolocation to spot objects is the biological equivalent of sonar, making them an ideal tool for hunting mines.

Can't have it both ways - if our surveillance capabilities are so inept, useless and ineffective, what's there to worry about?

Moreover, Russian electronic warfare capabilities are so advanced that the ability of the subordinate units of the NATO "battlegroups" and/or the 3rd Armored BCT to communicate with one another would be severely degraded, further diminishing combat effectiveness.

And in some cases vendor capability is so well matched to buyer needs that cost to serve is low though the customer is receiving (and paying for) fine service and quality.