Sentence examples similar to drafting ability from inspiring English sources

Africans still see him as a scion of the golden age of Nigerian diplomacy, renowned for his command of English and his drafting abilities, and respected for his diplomatic skills, especially his discretion.

More than 800 cattle breeds have been selected by humans for different traits, such as milk yield, meat quality, draft ability, and tolerance or resistance to disease and pests, as well as for social and religious reasons.

AG, for its part, is hoping to benefit from the Draft abilities to develop so-called direct response campaigns as well as access to the Draft worldwide network, composed of 3,200 employees in 25 countries.

After looking at draft results from 1988 to 2004, Duke University's Cade Massey and the University of Chicago's Richard H. Thaler write that team executives display an unwarranted confidence in their draft-picking ability and that lower choices cost so much less that they actually have greater value, based on subsequent on-field performance.

One of the features that is exclusively available on the Blackberry app is the ability to access a definition or synonym while reading or drafting an email.

Brendl, who was drafted because of his ability to score goals, did not score in a scrimmage.

I can't imagine that your average real estate agent has the quality of voice and ability to draft a narrative that is compelling and interesting".

Instead of choosing speechwriters who would achieve as much consistency in theme and style as possible in the speeches they wrote for him, he chose two of his principal writers for their ability to draft speeches in opposite styles.

With the trade, the Rams now have the ability to draft the quarterback of their choice and make a splash as they return to Los Angeles after leaving St Louis this year.

There is an asterisk accompanying the forecast: It hinges on Washington's ability to draft a budget plan that will avoid $600 billion in spending cuts and tax increases, according to a statement released by the company on Wednesday.

Whether or not this is true, it is no stretch to say that OKC's value as a small market franchise has been thus far inflated by general manager Sam Presti's preternatural ability to draft undervalued talent, and that in the absence of bankable new superstars, the city may not be as able to sustain a rebuilding period as larger markets.