Sentence examples for fine ability to from inspiring English sources

Ms. Braun shows a fine ability to spin out long phrases with a smooth legato, and high notes are solidly in place.

Capital One, a bank that is primarily a credit card lender, has shown a fine ability to target low-risk customers.

Someone at Iomega must of have realized this and so instead of leveraging the Internet's fine ability to distribute software, this method was enacted to make sure the bundled software would remain on the drive for all of time.

According to David Lodge who became friends with Sellers, he was "one of the best performers ever" on the drums and developed a fine ability to impersonate military officers during this period.

One thing that may arise with practicing mindfulness meditation is that there is an increasing clarity of mind, a finer and finer ability to see the mind and understand the origins of one's thoughts, feelings, and sensory experiences; perhaps in that way one could say it is in some way a 'clearing' of the mind, but not by a process designed to 'empty' it.

The microphone works with no trouble and sounds just fine; the ability to tweak it in-game is great, since I don't trust my in-OS or in-game sensitivity to work all the time.

It's giving Double FIne the ability to pull back the curtain and deliver not just a game but an education to those who helped fund it.

"He's just an outstanding midfield player - great physique, fine ability, and he gets box-to-box".

But for Kaimwata's children the link between food, water and rising sea levels is profound and the margin between life and death could be as fine as the ability to grow a few cabbages.

Stewart believes Neilson's attention to fine detail and ability to communicate that to his players is the single greatest difference.

The peaks were characterised by high levels of fine particles, whose ability to penetrate deeply into the lungs makes them the most dangerous type of air pollutant.