Sentence examples for capacity to make it from inspiring English sources

IF WATER has the capacity to enhance life, its absence has the capacity to make it miserable.

"We lack the capacity to make it," Governor Dean said in an interview.

His need to exert total control – and his capacity to make it happen – is legendary.

It is whether you have peace and leaders with a vision of development and the capacity to make it happen.

But the capacity to make something real is not the same as the capacity to make it good or useful.

"Suppose we have the capacity to make it possible for the president of the United States at will to communicate with hundreds of thousands of Iranians at no risk or limited risk?

Increasing the Agency's operational and technical capacities to make it more responsive to the current challenges, and ensuring respect for fundamental rights was also crucial".

The French fear that, if Europe loses the capacity to make its own weaponry, it will lose the ability to have an independent foreign policy.

That car, of course, was entirely experimental, and even if it had the range and seating capacity needed to make it appealing to consumers, it did not have a logical path to production.

I wanted something with as much storage capacity, but to make it much more streamlined with hidden, intelligent pockets designed for specific things.

Such disruptions cause emotional turmoil not only because of the stress of the event itself but because it strains our capacity to make sense of it, to incorporate it into our self-story.