Sentence examples for developing new capabilities from inspiring English sources

America's Pentagon, in an annual report on China's military power released on August 16th, said China's armed forces were developing "new capabilities" that might extend their reach into the Indian Ocean.

Realizing this potential requires developing new capabilities.

This means developing new capabilities related to external relationships (O'Connor & DeMartino, 2006).

In space-based astronomy, and in other areas, we will have to make tough trade-offs between maintaining current missions, and developing new capabilities.

Understanding biological systems presents unique opportunities for developing new capabilities through direct use of trained bio-systems, integration of living and non-living components, or inspiring new design by mimicking biological capabilities.

Military and intelligence agencies can help that bargaining process by aggressively developing new capabilities, and by pursuing new human intelligence leads to best exploit the bureaucratic errors detailed in the Mandiant and McAfee reports.

"Loss of confidence in our ability to adhere to confidentiality agreements would lead to loss of access to proprietary information that can save time when developing new capability," intelligence workers were told.

With the collapse of the Soviet Union, American intelligence officials recognized the need to develop new capabilities to recruit sources inside unconventional "hard targets" like terrorist groups and drug cartels.

Generally, firms that foster a learning environment and develop new capabilities can achieve and sustain the competition [12, 13].

The plant suppliers had to develop new capabilities and services to compete in the global market.

This is particularly helpful when a group must navigate a landscape that is changing quickly and has to develop new capabilities to survive.