Sentence examples for capacity for other from inspiring English sources

He clearly has an infinite capacity for other things, too.

Rather than embracing the capacity for other fields to enhance understanding, many anthropologists felt threatened by this methodological promiscuity, finding it "unethical," "heavy-handed and invasive".

Interestingly, graphene oxide has the lowest affinity towards albumin, but it shows the highest sorptive capacity for other serum proteins, including those present in small amounts.

With diminished hearing, "your brain is constantly having to work harder to process garbled sounds" — a concept called cognitive load — and may have less capacity for other mental tasks.

To keep that from happening, she recommends doing "a careful analysis of what's on [your star's] plate" to identify tasks and projects that can be removed "to make capacity for other projects". It's likely that your "rock star will be reluctant to let anything go," but you must hold firm.

What's more, obsessing over drill's hazy relationship with actual instances of violence – rather than seeing it as a circumstantial product of a fragmenting society whose adults hypocritically set a standard of going to war on social media themselves – usurps any capacity for other narratives to be told.

"The purpose is to ensure there is capacity for everyone in those limited circumstances, and that high users don't limit capacity for others," said the spokesman.

It continues into older age, with loss of interest in what fascinated us when younger, loss of energy for some, loss of physical capacity for others.

For some this was because of lack of capacity, for others because of unwillingness to participate.

The Saddledome seats 19,289 for hockey and lacrosse, with different capacities for other events depending on the arena's configuration.

Professionally, Brenda is a Director at The Raben Group, a progressive public policy firm based in Washington, D.C. Previously, Brenda worked on Capitol Hill for seven years and served as Press Secretary for the Joint Economic Committee and in other capacities for other members of Congress.