Sentence examples for its ability to offer from inspiring English sources

It is hoping that its ability to offer both fixed and wireless services will prove to be an advantage.

Although epidemiology is only one of several quantitative methodologies which can and should be used in assessing conflict and human rights conditions, it has great potential due to its ability to offer detailed knowledge about what is happening to people in conflict, and the immediate causes of those events.

Despite this enormous advantage and its ability to offer prolonged examination time, it remains less used in emergency settings.

It is ironic because much of the historical success of India's IT industry has been its ability to offer offshoring and data IT services across borders.

That would keep Uber from offering fuel-efficient hybrid vehicles, which would affect its ability to offer its lower-cost UberX service there.

Affirm has made it no secret that its success will hinge on its ability to offer customers a wide range of retail partners where they can frequently use Affirm to pay.

"It's an expensive switch". Mr Kedia was bullish on Intel's prospects and said its ability to offer a "full" web experience would help it win partners away from Arm which, he said, was only dominant "when phones were phones".

It is also close to hitting its $100 billion lending cap, hobbling its ability to offer new loans, and has asked Congress to raise its financing limit.

She had, it turned out, little interest in the American cinema, apart from its ability to offer up camp icons like Marlene Dietrich and Mae West, and aesthetically hapless but revealing texts like the bomb-haunted science-fiction films of the nineteen-fifties and sixties.

The stake would help Sony bolster its ability to offer high-speed Internet access.

The company was unique in its ability to offer highly localized marketing in different geographies.