Sentence examples for gaining the capacity from inspiring English sources

"It was behaviorally modern humans, with their ultrasocial behaviors and complex societies that spread across the Earth, became increasingly larger scale societies, ultimately gaining the capacity to transform the entire Earth.

In the case of Israel, its threat, now stretching back over several years, to launch air strikes on Iran to prevent it gaining the capacity to make a nuclear bomb, has not materialised.

Armed with this knowledge, we are gaining the capacity to design walls 'fit for (biotechnological) purpose'!

After Sept. 11, 2001, the U.N. Security Council adopted resolutions instructing states to stop supporting terrorists within their territories and to prevent them from gaining the capacity for or conducting attacks.

Six world powers - the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China - aim to stop Iran from gaining the capacity to develop a nuclear bomb.

Apparently, Iran gaining the capacity to build nuclear weapons is equally threatening as Hezbollah's laundering money through car dealerships ― even after this same echo-chamber had hysterically called Iran's nuclear program an existential threat for two decades.

The currency union must gain the capacity to act at the supra-national level.

If men lose the family farm but gain the right to vote, women lose their reputation as the more passionate sex but gain the capacity to demand suffrage.

Dermatologists have gained the capacity to control fungal diseases of the skin, to recognize and treat skin cancers at an early stage, to control the life-threatening skin diseases pemphigus and lupus erythematosus, and to alleviate psoriasis.

It's true that the Iraqi government has gained the capacity to fight the remnants of the insurgency with some degree of effectiveness.

These farms established good contacts with the local administration and the input distribution points (Noble et al. [2005]) and gained the capacity to invest in agricultural technologies.