Sentence examples for capabilities ran from inspiring English sources

"America hopes to contain a China with growing military capabilities," ran an editorial Monday in the Communist Party-run People's Daily newspaper.

He will also claim that the UK's defence capabilities, running the world's fourth largest defence budget, would be lost to Scotland's five million population if they chose to leave.

IBM's storage capabilities run broad and deep.

"That means greater graphics capabilities, running both [media] content and high-end games".

"So there are social capabilities running throughout all of our sites, including Twitter feeds and Facebook feeds".

The overall utilisation rate for the industry was 67 percent, although some producers with export capability ran at much higher rates.

By May last year, the volume of information available to them grew again, with GCHQ reporting that it now had "internet buffering" capability running from its headquarters in Cheltenham, its station in Bude, and a location abroad, which the Guardian will not identify.

Opinions on blockchain's revolutionary capability run the gamut; some compare it to the internet in the early '90s, others to catch-phrases like "big data" — oft used but poorly understood.

When households, businesses or governments invest in productive capabilities, they run the risk that those capabilities will be under-utilised and yield a lower than expected return.

With GestureWorks, Ideum has programmed the capability for Ultrabook users to create their own gestures so they may use the touch capabilities that run on Windows 8.

New features on some models include faster processors and capabilities for running applications in Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Java programming language.