Sentence examples for capability to do more from inspiring English sources

By definition, AR is supposed to augment a user's vision and give them the capability to do more with the world around them, and Facebook can use that to power a whole suite of new experiences.

"But the rest of the energy portfolio has capability to do more and we'll look for things that make sense".

The case for pushing people, within their capabilities, to do more for themselves, so that they avoid becoming dependent is "overwhelming", says Sargeant.

"We each bring together our respective talents and networking capabilities to do more than one organization could take on," says Adam Spence, founder and director of SVX.

In order to develop such capability, we need to do more surveillance of livestock and wild influenza strains now.

2. Local search capabilities, encouraging users to do more "green" things around their communities, or to buy from more green service providers and suppliers near their homes, for points.

Baghdad will not wish to pursue the war into a full-court sectarian conflict, and the Peshmerga will have neither the capability nor the will to do more than protect their own communities.

The QDR speaks of adjusting military capability so as to be able to do more with its allies.

In an interview, Peter Klein, the chief financial officer of Microsoft, said that in some cases, sales of Windows 8 were hurt by the limited availability of computers with touch screens that more fully exploit the capabilities of the software: "We need to do more of those".

Improving the processing and storage capabilities of data centers will allow people to do more things online.

Leaders need to do more than talk about capability; they need to demonstrate it.