Sentence examples for considerable ability to from inspiring English sources

So why the considerable ability to sense odors?

Still, why does it retain "considerable ability to set the agenda," to quote Zakaria?

Gladwell's considerable ability to tell stories and distil research is intact, but applied to intractable, even contradictory material.

"In the absence of inspectors, Baghdad's already considerable ability to work on prohibited programs without risk of discovery has increased," the report said.

Inside the arena, Francesco Totti, wearing a knee brace, tried with every morsel of his considerable ability, to lift Roma to stay in the competition.

She discusses his considerable ability to knock em back, his womanizing and his quarrels with the president of Republic Pictures, Herbert J. Yates.

The captors will win this battle, if they haven't already by the time you read this, because Obama has seemingly surrendered his once-considerable abilities to act, decide or think.

Ukip is now a political movement with elected members and considerable fundraising ability to propagate policies such as privatisation of the NHS.

In contrast, our study was conducted using a preexisting nationwide administrative database, and the procedures added considerable predictive ability to a model using demographics and comorbidities.

That's a shame, because there are flashes of his considerable ability, as when – to dramatise ad absurdum a confusion between "heil" and "hi" Hitler – he plays "Joseph from Hamburg" among the crowd at one of the Führer's rallies, trying haplessly to catch Adolf's attention.

In their angry repartee Louise and Ian get off an occasionally witty zinger about marriage and its discontents, and Ms. Ryan uses her considerable ability for physical comedy to make Louise a formidable opponent in this suburban Punch and Judy show.