Sentence examples for capability to hold from inspiring English sources
In his visits to Milwaukee, Adam Silver has repeatedly invoked the "town hall" as comparison, citing a basketball arena's capability to hold events such as concerts and the circus.
Nor is it ethical to watch when villages are overrun by Isis fighters who make sex slaves of children and slaughter their fellow Muslims, when we have the capability to hold them back.
"The delicate question was how to balance Libyan sovereignty with a frank assessment of their capability to hold a fair trial with international standards," said a senior administration official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.
"It's imperative that the media step up and realize their capability to hold leaders to account on things like this.
"It's imperative that the media step up and realise their capability to hold leaders to account on things like this.
After all, the Philippines lacks even a minimum deterrence capability to hold on to features it already occupies in the contested waters of the South China Sea.
The modified sol gel method could hold stronger capability to obtain smooth junction interface and finely control film processing.
The iPhone 4's much hyped 5-megapixel still camera and HD (720p) video capabilities seemed to hold great promise for filmmakers looking to get all hi-tech and low budget, but other than the incredibly well done Apple of My Eye film (which was shot AND edited entirely on the iPhone 4) that debuted this summer, we haven't seen much else of note.
"All this multitude of structures and buildings and stadiums and what-have-you might be used again, for instance in creating a year-round capability for Greece to hold conferences," said Thanos Verenis, a professor of political history at the University of Athens.
The capability of HA to hold water contributed to the formation of the porous surface and the hollow structure.
During vesicle formation, the passive encapsulation of water-soluble drugs depends on the capability of liposomes to hold aqueous buffer containing a drug suspension easily.
