Sentence examples for capability because from inspiring English sources

Is Rehm's incredible jumping capability because he is a remarkable athlete?

One clinically depressed man had his benefits sanctioned when he didn't attend an assessment for work capability because he didn't have the bus fare to get there.

The American weather satellite program is losing capability because of years of underfinancing and mismanagement, imperiling the ability to predict and monitor major storms.

Good Energy revived its prospects with a new project that would use the same number of turbines, of the same size, but with 50% more generation capability, because of changes to the turbine technology.

Last week the Turnpike Authority, which is in charge of E-ZPass installation in the state, announced that 60 lanes on the turnpike and 40 lanes on the parkway will never get E-Z Pass capability, because of escalating costs.

And although we had rented a four-wheel-drive vehicle at the airport, we found we did not need the off-road capability because we almost never left paved roads.

"We are going to miss the shuttles' capabilities, because... they are awesome and unmatched".

"When we had the ball, however, we never played anywhere near our capabilities because we got caught up with all the emotion of the game because it was a derby.

It transpired he had to get Morris out – Morgan must have known about his capabilities because he plays in the IPL – and he may now regret not gambling by tossing the ball to Rashid in those frenetic final overs.

May has sought to justify the revival of the surveillance bill by saying police forces and the security agencies have a gap in their capabilities because their current powers do not allow them to access certain new technologies.

The problem is, when you're working with new hardware, you don't really know its capabilities, because while you're developing the game, they're developing the console in tandem.