Sentence examples for capacities to pull from inspiring English sources

To begin with, it is not clear that the incomplete state institutions of the European Union in fact have the capacities to pull off such a New Deal or Marshall plan.

The United States has showed an unparalleled capacity to pull together in challenging times.

It has a superior capacity to pull and defend its votes.

What the match represented, however -- the villagers' capacity to pull together, especially at times of crisis -- did not fail.

Their continuing capacity to pull sassy, smart and gorgeous examples of the latter remains a cinematic mystery.

"Few people have the capacity to pull off a master plot of this magnitude to exact revenge," Mr. Brown said.

But law enforcement authorities have privately questioned whether the men would have had the capacity to pull off the attack.

Only a handful of countries have the military capacity to pull off such a raid, and they are also extremely risky.

But standard-definition digital television sets -- with clearer pictures than current sets, and the capacity to pull in hundreds of channels -- are a better bet for mass consumption.

Analyst Ivor Jones said: bwin.party's capacity to "pull itself up by its bootstraps" could be just the investment case that investors are looking for in these turbulent markets.

The GoE is sharing intelligence with Kenya, but Meles expressed a lack of confidence in Kenya's capacity to pull off a tactical success, which he feared could have negative regional impacts.