Sentence examples for its ability to acquire from inspiring English sources
Despite its ability to acquire much of what it wants, ESPN has signaled that it will not be profligate in its Olympic bidding, which acts as a preauction brake on the I.O.C.'s optimism.
As a result of its ubiquity and its ability to acquire virulence and antibiotic-resistance factors it is now estimated that invasive MRSA infections cause more deaths in the U.S. (18,650 vs. 17,011 in 2005) than HIV/AIDS [ 7- 10].
This report demonstrates the ability of this epidemic CA-MRSA clone, disseminated in some regions of Argentina, to produce severe and rapidly fatal infections such as IE, in addition to its ability to acquire low-level vancomycin resistance; for these reasons, it constitutes a new challenge for the Healthcare System of this country.
Comcast, however, has demonstrated its ability to acquire an increasing share of the high-speed data pie, several analysts said.
The league countered by saying that Comcast clearly predicated its willingness to broadly carry the NFL Network on its ability to acquire the eight-game package for Versus.
An absence of further liberalization promises to jeopardize India's international clout, while providing real constraints on its ability to acquire the tools required of a great power.
This MDR-suppressed (MDR-sup) strain of S. pombe should be particularly well suited for antiproliferative natural product target identification studies because of its broad sensitivity to cytotoxins and its weakened ability to acquire drug resistance through uninformative, nonspecific MDR mechanisms.
18 allowed every municipality regardless of its size the ability to acquire public land property, to be placed on the market once developed; further, Art.
Their current city appears as folded onto its own ability to acquire, consume and generate profit as a market.
Its extraordinary ability to acquire resistance to almost all groups of commercially available antibiotics is a clinical problem of great concern.
