Sentence examples for capacities to show from inspiring English sources

Carried to an extreme, however, results-based requirements would favour projects with short-term deliverables at the expense of long-term infrastructure, or those countries with greater existing capacities to show returns at the expense of more vulnerable states.

Part of our capacity to lead is linked to our capacity to show restraint".

That they have had the capacity to show any grace at all is testimony to their impressive mettle.

The human capacity to inflict pain is remarkable, as is our capacity to show sympathy and kindness.

Last year, I spoke to Obama, who told me: "Part of our capacity to lead is linked to our capacity to show restraint".

"What they will have is the skills and capacity to show they are employable in the future – not just the ability to cram and regurgitate information".

It's the ultimate coercion: to be denied not only your own will, but even the capacity to show that you have a will.

Facebook already has the capacity to show 360-degree videos, but Luckey is unconvinced that this will be where we come for anything more immersive.

ROGER W. NORMAN, Silver Spring, Md., posted on nytimes.com The human capacity to inflict pain is remarkable, as is our capacity to show sympathy and kindness.

Mr Sarkozy will have trouble pointing to a tangible European defence capacity to show he has got his side of the bargain.

What is more, the spider – as Robert the Bruce discovered – is a resourceful creature, a creature that has the capacity to show us the way.