Sentence examples for far greater ability from inspiring English sources

"The Justice Department has demonstrated a far greater ability to successfully prosecute terrorists in federal courts than the military commissions have thus far been able to show.

But in the 1960's, Mr. Powers of the typographers' union eclipsed Mr. Murphy largely because the typographers had a far greater ability to shut down the industry.

The laser printers can choose a custom exposure for each part of the photo -- essentially instructing the lasers to darken underexposed areas and lighten overexposed ones -- giving it far greater ability to rescue poor images.

Online advertising offers a far greater ability of candidates, parties and groups to reach only those people they want to reach, and to leave the others out of the political discourse.

Commanders of the ethnic Albanian fighters say they have artillery and shoulder-fired antiaircraft missiles that could give the rebels far greater ability to attack Government forces or to defend themselves.

As a result, although a typical public company director might help hire a CEO a few times in a career, veteran PE executives hire multiple CEOs each year and many dozens over the course of a career, giving them a far greater ability to observe trends and learn from successes and mistakes.

As one might expect with its vast defence budget, the US leads the sector and has advanced programmes to develop not only land-based robots like the Crusher but also the next generation of airborne drones such as the X47-B, a futuristic bat-shaped aircraft with far greater abilities to "fly" itself than the Reapers and Predators used to pick off terrorist leaders in Yemen and Pakistan.

The result is lower levels of knowledge acquisition and basic skills development; inferior performance on standardized tests; but with far greater abilities in areas of critical thinking, problem solving, communicating, collaborating and creating.

We need men and women who have far greater abilities and far broader appeal than I will ever have, but who have my kind of independence -- who will dare to declare that they are free of the old ways that have led us wrong, and who owe nothing to the traditional concentrations of capital and power that have subverted this nation's ideals.

But there is something far greater than technical ability in Mr. Valli's extraordinary voice.

But labor leaders complain that election campaigns often turn into an unfair exercise in which companies intimidate workers and have far greater access and ability to persuade workers than the union has.