Sentence examples for issues and the ability from inspiring English sources

In Tuesday's Republican primary, voters chose the economy as more important than social issues and the ability to defeat President Obama as the top qualification in a candidate.

"Equally, it's great to see some further powers over equalities issues, and the ability to ensure fair representation on our public bodies, income tax and welfare - all powers NUS Scotland have called for".

Q: How do you address the three key barriers to entry when it comes to Cloud Computing Concernsns over data security, service and support issues, and the ability to customize apps that are in the cloud?

The ability to track walking speed over time is a huge boon to clinical research, as a growing body of evidence suggests it's a great indicator for helping to predict health issues, and the ability to identify changes in stride length, too, can help better understand certain conditions, like Parkinson's.

The most important aspects of this architecture are the combined use of smart cards and mobile code technologies to solve the mobility and personalization issues, and the ability to support different types of terminals, ranging from powerful PC terminals to mobile personal digital assistants.

Further challenges were raised covering planning issues and the ability to pre-position supplies.

"It is therefore crucial that all paediatricians have the confidence to talk to parents about the issue and the ability to recognise the signs and respond appropriately when the child is at risk".

The dynamic resource management perspective which views firm performance as the outcome of a dynamic combination of various influences suggests that performance creation in organizations is a complicated issue and "the ability of a firm to create (innovation) performance is a function of multitude of factors" (Levitas and Ndofor 2006: 139).

Secondly, Zambia has always had significant connectivity issues, and thus the ability to upload and download documents is strongly impaired.

Your one-dimensional characterization debases the discussion of serious issues and threatens the ability of any president to appoint truly distinguished people to the bench.

It's not just down to talent: there are other factors, from social to psychological issues, and that ability to handle the pressure.