Sentence examples for capability which from inspiring English sources

The Honor lacks any fast-charging capability, which means a full charge takes over two hours.

Clearly everyone wants to play at the top of their capability, which means representing England.

Fourth is Skills and Capability, which Cansoy says reflects the thrust of the Government ICT Capability Strategy.

"The UK, like many other nations, has an offensive capability, which is for defence only," said a UK intelligence source.

BAE hopes the modernisation programme will give the UK a "world-class" production capability, which could lead to export opportunities.

The new wide-field camera has an infrared capability, which makes it well suited for probing the early universe.

Another capability which interests the Pentagon are radiological or chemical weapons that would employed to destroy stockpiles of chemical or biological agents.

This gave them an almost sophisticated capability, which the demagogic Walesa lacked, to assess realistic possibilities for political action in Poland.

And they have a huge processing capability, which means they are always able to absorb additional growth or acquire loan portfolios.

They offer wireless LAN capability, which lets people with home wireless networks surf the Internet as they move from room to room.

Still, a loss seems very unlikely if the team plays to its capability, which means that the Huskies will probably remain as unappreciated as they are undefeated.