Sentence examples for capabilities on paper from inspiring English sources

First Samsung also sells smart phones, allowing it to give its phones the same capabilities, on paper, as Apple's iPhone.

For starters, Samsung also sells smart phones, allowing it to give its phones the same capabilities, on paper, as Apple's iPhone.

"The risk is all the greater that we maintain — on paper — capabilities we are, in reality, in the process of losing," said François Cornut-Gentille, the author of a November report to the French Parliament.

"Level One is a smart company with a lot of capabilities, and Intel-Level One is a potent combination on paper.

On paper, Steve Jobs ' "three revolutions in one" seemed like a mere refinement of several other products out there: a step-up from Blackberry, a mini-laptop, the sexy Apple version of a Nokia with WAP capability.

On paper, it means NATO members pooling and sharing capabilities, and better coordination.

On paper, Steve Jobs's "three revolutions in one" seemed like a mere refinement of several other products out there: a step-up from Blackberry, a mini-laptop, the sexy Apple version of a Nokia with WAP capability.

Gupte himself was to direct, but the first week's dailies were a great disappointment to Khan, who "lost faith in Amol and his capability of translating on screen what he had so beautifully written on paper".

These new capabilities can prevent mass killing, and ensure that peace agreements are more than words on paper.

It has already been noted that, on paper at least, the PS4 has a more powerful combination of processor and graphics capabilities than the Xbox One.

In many places, bedside care of patients still relies on paper records or nonintegrated computer systems that do not take full advantage of their data-management capabilities [ 1].