Sentence examples for capabilities to keep from inspiring English sources

The Postal Service, meanwhile, is looking to FedEx for help to improveits overnight air delivery capabilities to keep up in an increasingly competitive marketplace.

You know, and this is slightly off-topic, I have to admit I am amazed by Apple's capabilities to keep new products under the wraps.

The K5's have broadcasting and sophisticated monitoring capabilities to keep public spaces in check as they rove through open areas, halls and corridors for suspicious activity.

Belkin Condoms For Your New iPods Sascha You know, and this is slightly off-topic, I have to admit I am amazed by Apple's capabilities to keep new products under the wraps.

There are many portable geiger counters out there, but the idea here is to make use of the iPhone's capabilities to keep the price down: just the handset and the Geiger Fukushima are enough.

Holder's basic argument was that we should "rely on the full scope of our law enforcement, intelligence, military and diplomatic capabilities to keep the American people safe.

"It doesn't possess the capability to keep on importing and that means major crisis".

"But at the same time we have a very strong determination to maximise our capability to keep our citizens safe".

There is the welfare state to coddle the citizenry; the toleration of extremist clerics so that they do not stir up the masses; and the payoffs to other regimes, including a Pakistan with nuclear capability, to keep them friendly.

The report also found that the army's main vehicle support and storage site at Ashworth in Gloucestershire lacked the capability to keep vehicles at high levels of readiness for deployments.

Even such a "simple" activity as walking is best done without interference from consciousness, which does not have enough information processing capability to keep up with the demands of this task.