Sentence examples for exciting ability from inspiring English sources

In principle, this approach has an exciting ability to survey the factors that can improve yield of a desired biofuel.

"What we are doing is exciting — the ability to treat disease more gently and efficiently," she said.

But take-up of data services fell far short of expectations, and 3G's real value proved to be much less exciting: an ability to cut operating costs and provide lots of cheap voice capacity.

The implications of this observation for industrial applications are potentially exciting: the ability of the nitric oxide donors to disperse biofilms at 4°C makes them good candidates for cleaning refrigerated surfaces, common in the food industry and even removing pathogen biofilms from refrigerated foods.

J. Randy Taraborrelli in his book Madonna: An Intimate Biography picked the David Foster produced tracks as standouts, saying "It was interesting that, with all of his [David Foster] exciting musical ability from which to draw, he and Madonna would come up with two of the most sombre songs she has ever recorded but such is the excitement of collaboration; one never knows what will come of it".

And he's exciting, with the ability to go beyond his own technique.

Griffin's exciting style and ability to run as well as pass energized the team's fans and propelled the Redskins to their first N.F.C.

The city is familiar in its landscape and architecture and yet exciting in its ability to change and adapt to national trends.

I'm not here to say that I started this line of work because I'm Mother Teresa, that the exciting lifestyle and ability to travel didn't come into it.

It's pretty exciting, and the ability to preserve culture as scaled physical locations that you could physically walk through in the future is a deeply intimate view of history that modern technology has converged on.

The reflection on the degree of longevity is very exciting because the ability of a family business model to persist over time is the result of coevolutionary path of two complex systems: on the one hand, the growth and development of the company, and on the other, the growth/stability of the family (Schillaci 2008).