Sentence examples for capability that has from inspiring English sources

It is the loss of that very reputation – and indeed capability – that has troubled climate scientists in Australia and abroad.

Now we have enough technology that we can optimize for really low cost points and bring a capability that has never been there before.

The provision gives the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the authority to create so-called bridge institutions for failing savings associations, mirroring a capability that has existed since 1991 for failed banks.

His speech to the summit, in which he sourly noted the distance that remained to a deal, showed the president was prepared to come down hard against political opponents – a capability that has not been in full view in Washington.

"Why is it now so urgent that we should take military action to disarm a military capability that has been there for 20 years and which we helped to create?" he said.

Defence minister Philip Dunne said: "The foundation contract will help sustain around 2,000 jobs at Rolls-Royce Submarines in the UK, which provides a unique national strategic capability that has a vital role to play in meeting the present and future defence and security needs of the UK".

While the new model does not have the self-driving capability that had been rumored, it does pack a lot more power and several features sure to please prospective drivers.

These results suggest that the ability to recognize dependencies represents a capability that had already evolved in humans' last common ancestor with squirrel monkeys, and perhaps before.

Experts told VICE News that the Pyongyang Bio-Institute likely represents the most revealing glimpse into North Korea's bioweapons capabilities that has been made public — but noted that it remains unclear how the facility fits into North Korea's overall program.

This difference is due to the HM's diverse metabolic capabilities that has been captured in the model.

Also, located at chromosome 1p13.3 is the SORT1 gene, encoding for a cell surface receptor (sortilin) with multiligand capabilities that has been implicated in insulin mediated glucose uptake.