Sentence examples for capacity to leave from inspiring English sources
Fergus says younger adults still have the capacity to leave and get a mortgage of their own.
Hussey developed a reputation at an early age for his capacity to leave the ball, effectively and consistently.
But his presence here alone underscored that he has the capacity to leave his stamp on the race, whether he runs or not.
The production, a performance by five dancers and two scientists, will include an interactive game for audience members designed to test whether people have the capacity to leave enough resources behind for future generations.
She is by temperament a tough-minded girl -- Lee never tries to convince us her hard shell is solely the product of her wartime ordeal -- and her capacity to leave even the most cherished people and possessions behind helps get her through the trials fate, or history, has arranged.
Migrants who had the capacity to leave early arrived in Europe at a time when the structural reality of migration discourses worked to their advantage.
In a revolution at least as profound as the industrial revolution, wind and solar engineering and manufacturing have changed everything; we now have the technological capacity to largely leave fossil fuel behind.
Though CPC have the capacity to actively leave their original niche and to invade cartilage tissue [ 25], the recruitment of CPC after trauma in vivo seems to be low, indicated by reduced cell density at the site of a preceding trauma [ 48].
"The [NSA] represents too much capacity to be left on the sidelines of this issue". Like McCain, he said that the NSA should actively monitor the systems of companies operating crucial infrastructure and intervene if an attack were detected.
The remaining residents those without the capacity to relocate are left to bear the burden in cost.
One thing we know for sure, people who have the capacity to move, will leave poor performing states with lackluster economies and move to states with vibrant and sustainable growth.
