Sentence examples for its ability to come from inspiring English sources

The city has asserted its ability to come together.

That's a confidence vote, slim but real, in the United States and its ability to come back.

So it was no surprise that Mr. Oe — who has relentlessly criticized the imperial system for stunting postwar Japan's democratization and its ability to come to terms with its wartime past — was singled out in the recent battle over Okinawa.

The fate of American International Group depends on its ability to come up with tens of billions in cash in the next few hours.

For aquatic ecosystems buffer open dynamical systems, associated with environmental flows of matter and energy, the ecosystem stability can be defined as its ability to come back to initial states after external disturbances, maintaining the productive function in the socio-economic system.

He said he "never saw anything like this team and its ability to come up with strategies" and that they never made "one mistake this season".

A country that has become wearily accustomed to its footballers failing to live up to their billing has been pleasantly surprised by its youngsters' ability to come back when all seems lost.

"Not least of these reasons is due to its expected ability to come up with the funding to acquire and support Saab, something which seems to have been lacking in Spyker's bid," he said.

What's most worrying is that the U.S. response to this crisis seems to be one of a country in middle age, a nation that has lost its can-do moral edge, the ability to come together and overcome.

At one point in the litigation, the city was so discouraged about its ability to do anything that it came up with the idea of simply giving televisions, videocassette recorders and computers to students to make up for its neglect.

"With King Digital, there is a lot of concern about its ability to keep coming up with popular games," said Jay Ritter, a professor and initial public offering expert at the University of Florida.