Sentence examples for its ability to address from inspiring English sources
It depends on its ability to address human problems and to promote the flourishing of all human beings.
"Given Goldman's fraudulent acts," the judge wrote, "it could not have genuinely believed that its statements about complying with the letter and spirit of the law — and that its continued success depends upon it, valuing its reputation, and its ability to address 'potential' conflict of interests — were accurate and complete".
"The NHS is seriously impaired in its ability to address new pathologies because it is having to spend all its money on drugs and alcohol treatment".
Rhoda may not have ended with a bang (it was unceremoniously cancelled in December 1978), but its ability to address social themes through humour and loveable characters still stands as an example to sitcom-writers today.
You would think at the measure of any democratic system of politics would be its ability to address the problems that it has created for itself.
So the really intriguing questions raised by the iPhone 5s's A7 processor, with its ability to address colossal amounts of memory, are: why is it there?
We test our model's generalization ability, its transfer ability to address car property classification issue and various image feature extractors' impact on our model.
The field of public health has been reticent to acknowledge its specific ability to address conflict [ 25].
He has said it was apparent to him from the first time he attended a board meeting that not one of its members had the ability to address the complex issues faced by a group burdened with £1.4bn of debt.
Considering the results of the crowdsourcing tests and the demand survey, area-based approaches are promising methods to crowdsource building damage, because of its user-simplicity and ability to address specific post-disaster decisions.
