Sentence examples for capability to become from inspiring English sources

Many such companies never gain sufficient customer acceptance or product capability to become viable.

Still, Mr. Yoshioka said he expected 3-D capability to become a standard feature in the future.

Babel was an admirer of Sholom Aleichem, who had the capability to become a Russian writer but elected the Jewish vernacular instead.

However, the results of our biomass combustion trials give us full confidence in our technical capability to become predominantly biomass fuelled".

"One reason for Send.com's failure would be its exaggerated sense of potential when the reality was they didn't have the capability to become anything more than a niche business," he said.

In other words, Iran would have to become a country like Japan, which has the capability to become an atomic power virtually overnight, if need be, but has rejected taking the final steps to possessing nuclear weapons.

Higher education in nursing aims to prepare students to develop their capabilities to become independent professionals.

He added the mission still lacked five critical capabilities to become operational: attack helicopters, surveillance aircraft, transport helicopters, military engineers and logistical support.

And although value chain entrepreneurs are driven by the customers and technology of other companies, they focus on developing scarce talent and unique capabilities to become preferred partners.

"Health and fitness remains a major focus, but once these devices become connected to a cellular network, expect unique applications and communications capabilities to become available.

"We're also training a large pool of people around the company to understand how to leverage data to drive business value, so using institutional knowledge and then understanding data techniques and capabilities to become what we call 'translators'," he added.