Sentence examples for has the ability to use from inspiring English sources

She decides that "the lesson for the rest of us, those for whom work is not a matter of life and death but has the ability to use us up nonetheless... is to come up for air periodically, to step back now and then.... To turn off the computer, even on deadline, and simply be there for your husband, so you can both go back out tomorrow and do it all again".

America has the ability to use its currency as an instrument of foreign policy.

Second, Saudi Arabia has the ability to use its oil production capacities to reduce the effect of short-term spikes in the oil market.

She sees the Met as "a service" rather than a force, but one that has "the ability to use force" when needed.

The most inventive of the stories about loss concerns a writer who sits down at her temperamental word processor and discovers that she no longer has the ability to use a certain unnamed vowel.

"In addition, human drivers are responsible for between 20 and 30% of inefficiencies in vehicles, so the shift to autonomy has the ability to use the car in a very efficient manner".

We now have the ability to use computers to help us break down complex processes, and to insert human judgment where computers need help.

The National Endowment for the Arts has confirmed its planning grant to us; now we have the ability to use it.

"It's not a matter of us saying we're not going to have the ability to use our anti-dumping laws," Mr. Evans said.

"If you have a knife you have the ability to use it," he said.

Just because we have the ability to use new technology is a wholly insufficient reason to implement it.