Sentence examples for capabilities that were from inspiring English sources

McCormick said he knew, even then, that Spieth had capabilities that were unusual for a player so inexperienced.

The clouds being built today, however, have a global reach and scale of capabilities that were barely imagined a few years ago.

Faster, cheaper computers and increasingly clever software, the authors say, are giving machines capabilities that were once thought to be distinctively human, like understanding speech, translating from one language to another and recognizing patterns.

The government will proceed with most of the equipment plans for which it had already made provision – for instance restoring the carrier and maritime patrol aircraft capabilities that were lost in 2010, continuing with plans to buy around 48 F-35 aircraft over the next decade, and equipping the army for rapid strike.

Asian countries are increasingly buying capabilities that were previously owned only by Russia and Nato countries.

In particular, it stripped away a lot of the capabilities that were available in its old dashboard.

" Hillary has got skills and capabilities that are different from his.

But it is not a response to those attacks, and very few of the capabilities that are being promised will be available over the next year.

Entrepreneurs could sell handsets with capabilities that are unavailable — or unavailable at affordable prices — from current carriers.

In contrast, BlackBerry 10 will consolidate bits of information and capabilities that are distributed through separate apps on current smartphones.

A failure of an economy to invest in the productive capabilities that are the bedrock of sustainable prosperity is an organisational failure, not a market failure.