Sentence examples for combined ability to from inspiring English sources

Lump together his followers on Twitter and Facebook, Instagram, @Potus and "lots of other things", Trump said, and he has the combined ability to publish directly to as many as 100 million people.

By contrast, national governments in Europe, once they overcame concerns about national pride and prestige, generally encouraged mergers in order to enhance Europe's combined ability to supply its economic union with products and compete with the United States for commercial and defense contracts.

Obama led up to this line with several paragraphs on America's support for Israel and their two countries' combined ability to defend against the very real threats in the region, helping him to frame the security of Israel's existence as a given.

Movement screens test the Central Nervous System along with the muscular system, for their combined ability to successfully control low threshold forces, such as those affecting posture and alignment, or, high threshold forces, such as those requiring muscular strength to control.

The project goal was to loosely couple the SWAT model and the QUAL2E model and compare their combined ability to predict total phosphorus (TP) and NO3-N plus NO2-N yields to the ability of the SWAT model with its completely coupled water quality components to predict TP and NO3-N plus NO2-N yields from War Eagle Creek watershed in Northwest Arkansas.

Fragmentation on the other hand only disrupts our combined ability to fight back against the criminals.

Overall immune defense is defined as the combined abilities to immunologically eliminate pathogens and to tolerate the damage associated with an infection (Råberg et al. 2009).

For example, unlike older versions of the clips, the Instinct clips possess combined abilities to rotate, reopen, and reposition repeatedly, even when used with the duodenoscope.

○: Communication Scale: a rating of communication ability combining ability to understand and to be understood by others.

In one example, researchers at the Sarah Cannon Cancer Centre in Nashville, Tennessee, have tested the combined ability of two drugs to treat kidney cancer.

These landraces have low yield potential with poor combining ability, making progress to transfer these characteristics into high-yielding genotypes through conventional breeding relatively slow.