Sentence examples for its ability to get from inspiring English sources
At lunchtime on Friday, things were not looking good: a rocket carrying cargo to the International Space Station was having problems with its thrusters, imperiling its ability to get where it was going.
He said the company's statement suggested it no longer had any confidence in its ability to get out its current predicament.
He insisted that his agency has confidence in its ability to get the weapons data it needs by conducting simulated tests.
And though Apple feels that the current Mac Pro does work well for a certain set of customers, for other applications it was essentially at the end of its ability to "get better".
But it was unique in the democratic world in its ability to get away with doing so in case after case and for decade after decade.
"...There is some positive relationship between a state's relative capability to help or harm others and its ability to get them to do what it wants," Ikenberry, Mastanduno, and Wohlforth argue.
Yet its ability to get its way rests on economic credibility.
Howard Dean's presidential campaign regularly trumpets its ability to get young people involved.
A spokesperson for Lloyds said also said the bank was demonstrating its ability to get taxpayers' money back.
Either the liver churns out excessive toxins, or its ability to get rid of them is impaired.
"Hypocrisy is central to Washington's soft power its ability to get other countries to accept the legitimacy of its actions yet few Americans appreciate its role," they write.
