Sentence examples for lost capabilities from inspiring English sources

More than 600 climate scientists from around the world have signed a letter to the Australian government protesting against the cuts to climate research at the CSIRO, calling for the lost capabilities to be re-housed elsewhere.

An alternative approach is to design for resilience, focusing on adaptation and the ability to recover lost capabilities.

Participant narratives of lost capabilities were heterogeneous, but widespread.

He defended the move as technically and politically sound, adding that the group gave no serious discussion to the lost capability.

But heavily redacted excerpts of that report, obtained by the Guardian under a Freedom of Information Act request and published on Thursday, suggest that those harms may be largely hypothetical – an attempt to scare spy-loving legislators with the phantoms of lost capability.

Even the Pentagon, no slouch when it comes to outsourcing, was worried that the Ministry of Defence might lose capabilities critical for the support of future missions.

"What we have needs to be modernised … we are losing capability and coverage of serious criminals".

Lord West added: "If you spend much less than 2 per cent (of GDP), you lose capability.

The American weather satellite program is losing capability because of years of underfinancing and mismanagement, imperiling the ability to predict and monitor major storms.

Smirnov said this meant the plane had "completely lost operational capabilities when the catastrophic situation began to develop".

Having lost the capabilities to synthesize these compounds during evolutionary development, humans rely on dietary vitamin intake.