Sentence examples for its ability to become from inspiring English sources

Enel's future competitiveness depends on its ability to become more efficient.

The weakness of television directors is the strength of the medium — its ability to become the very source of discourse.

Suzanne Bricker, a physical scientist for the oceanic agency and the lead author of the report, said that development along the 42-mile-long bay overloads its ability to become replenished with fresh water.

The developed composite scaffolds showed adequate swelling and degradation properties along with its ability to become bioactive.

This could have major consequences with its ability to become the broker of Latin American and Caribbean diplomacy and aid to deeply poverty stricken areas like Haiti.

Plant resin has a large number of desirable characteristics, including water-resistance, anti-microbial and biocide properties, adhesiveness, and thermo-plasticity (i.e. its ability to become malleable when heated).

There's General Butt Naked and his ability to become invisible when people shoot at him.

The public investment programme has been made possible by Labour's transformation from a party that was viewed with some scepticism over its economic management ability to become the party of economic competence.

Top intelligence officials have said that analysts believe that Iran has been moving to expand its infrastructure and technological ability to become a nuclear power, but that the Iranian leadership has not made a decision to build an atomic bomb.

Mr. Warrington said lenders walked away from $52 million in financing for equipment and services after the council issued its finding on Amtrak's ability to become self-sufficient.

The International Atomic Energy Agency estimates that up to 30 countries have the technical ability to become what its director general, Mohammed El Baradei, has called "virtual nuclear weapons states".