Sentence examples for game-changing ability from inspiring English sources
That game-changing ability is likely to make Ellsbury one of the most aggressively sought free agents after this season.
He displayed game-changing ability that many talent evaluators missed before he made 82 catches for a franchise-record 1,536 receiving yards and 9 touchdowns in 2011.
Nick Saban and Kirby Smart will scheme to limit Robinson's game-changing ability as a runner; instead, the senior must be consistent as a thrower.
It was the first time Williams showed the game-changing ability the Texans believed he had since they passed on Reggie Bush and Vince Young to draft him.
In that game, several themes emerged: the speed of the Dallas receivers, the game-changing ability of Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul and the steely fourth-quarter confidence of Giants quarterback Eli Manning.
The bursts of speed and the game-changing ability he flashes after fielding kicks have not bolstered a running game that finished at the bottom of the league last season and has shown only occasional signs of life this year.
The wide-receiver position in today's N.F.L. is loaded with talented players, some with neon personalities and many with game-changing abilities.
However, they do possess an intense will to win and one player whose game-changing abilities are unrivalled.
"This game-changing union strengthens our ability to fulfill our shared missions of informing and empowering our communities," he added.
This misalignment is fast-becoming a critical inhibiter at two levels: lack of sufficient levels of talent to devise repeatable game-changing, next-generation offerings, and ability to retain and engage the people who are essential to their current business while attracting talent with the skills to lead future endeavors.
"If water data were shared openly and then integrated in a common digital platform, there would be game-changing opportunities ranging from private citizens' ability to gauge the quality of local water to public officials' ability to warn populations of water-borne public health hazards".
