Sentence examples for evident ability to from inspiring English sources

Balls' evident ability to listen, learn and want to please was utterly endearing.

Beyond his evident ability to be able to talk the project into happening, others point to Adjaye's skill for handling this kind of charged memorial space.

How does a paper called the New Day break through without a website of its own – and without much evident ability to get big stories that demand wider notice?

The focus on having a real business model did not hurt: Anthony Clarke, the CEO of the London Business Angels says, "although raising money in the present economic climate is not easy, what attracted the LBA to join this round was the ipadio management's evident ability to use the ipadio technology to deliver real business benefits".

I'm disappointed that Mr. Pliskin couldn't use his evident writing ability to change his Expos class into a positive experience for students.

If microvascular disease was evident, the ability to mobilize venous capacitance blood was also impaired (18).

Improvements in pain interference scoring after tramadol treatment were most evident for ability to rise to standing after lying down and ability to climb stairs or curbs.

"The structural policy adjustments in Western Europe and Japan, not to mention the efforts in China and Russia to move toward market capitalism, are being motivated, for the most part, by the evident ability of market competition to elevate living standards".

When Kurakin suddenly fell from favour, Speransky's tact, his evident ability, and his industry enabled him to continue his career.

Textbook Keynesian economics (literally: think Dornbusch-Fischer and Gordon) had comfortably incorporated inflation expectations, while the persistence of recessions and the evident ability of fully anticipated monetary policy to move the real economy had made Lucas-type models unsustainable.

However, mudskippers seem to have good aerial vision as evident from their ability to avoid terrestrial predators18.