Sentence examples for capabilities were not from inspiring English sources
"Our capabilities were not what they should have been," Mr. Goss said in an hourlong interview.
He said the company's technical capabilities were not to blame, and that a "manual" error had caused the failure.
The first application of the telegraph in time of war was made by the British in the Crimean War in 1854, but its capabilities were not well understood, and it was not widely used.
Hogan-Howe said the police were in the same position as the armed forces, who were also facing cuts, and who have told ministers their capabilities were not limitless: "We need to spell out, like the military has, that we can't promise to tackle everything the world throws up within a shrinking budget.
The extreme example of the consequence of such a situation may have been seen in the early years of computer-generated typefaces in which, many felt, most faces revealed quite clearly that they had been developed by specialists whose first capabilities were not in the field of typography.
Such capabilities were not possible in hydro-mechanically controlled systems.
Saturday's lineup brought computer-age pop out of clubs and studios and onto big stages, where mere human capabilities weren't always equal to the recorded ideal.
The United States should ensure that its anti-missile capabilities are not aimed against Russian national interests.
XML's metadata capabilities are not fully exploited by HTTP, but they would be with the Blocks protocol, or BXXP.
"The mission will be put at great risk if these capabilities are not urgently found and deployed," he said.
