Sentence examples for capability giving from inspiring English sources
I think we need to widen out from a narrow focus on income, to aiming for equality of capability – giving everyone the power to pursue their goals.
Blowing on his sopranino axe, Mitchell's improvised playing during the finale was breathtaking in its simultaneous ferocity and control, with his circular-breathing capability giving him the opportunity to run through an incredible number of effects over a relatively brief running time.
Railway vehicles under these circumstances can experience a serious loss of braking capability giving rise to dangerous situations such as platform overruns and signals passed at danger.
Under optimum reaction conditions (35°C, pH 7.5, 0.075 g/mL of cells, 100 mM OPBE, 1 1 of volume phase ratio), R. mucilaginosa CCZU-G5 exhibited excellent catalytic capability, giving product an excellent yield (98.3%) and ee (>99%).
The battery also presents an outstanding rate capability, giving a charge voltage plateau of 3.99, 4.01 and 4.15 V at the current density of 100, 200 and 400 mA g−1, respectively.
The as-prepared electrode delivered excellent rate capability, giving a maximal specific capacity of ⿼930 mAh g-1 at 2 A g-1 but a relatively poor cycling retention of 73% after 200 cycles.
"The Russians definitely have the capability, given how horrible our security is".
And there are signs that this round-the-clock capability gives NBC News some advantages in covering the primary campaigns.
The capability, even if that capability is short of weaponization, is a pathway to weaponization, and the capability gives Iran the power it needs to wreak havoc in the region and around the world".
In fact, Iran may be emboldened to act rashly, believing that its nuclear capability gives it some sort of immunity against a punishing conventional response from Israel, which could spin out of control.
He initially praised the "hugely impressive surveillance capability" given to Armed Forces in Northern Ireland, but then went on to warn that its ability to use the equipment globally was being harmed by the lack of adequate aircraft.
