Sentence examples for much of our ability from inspiring English sources

One important question in the discrimination of general auditory events is how much of our ability comes from discriminating properties of the spectrum, and how much is focused on following the temporal evolution of the sound.

One of the most urgent priorities of our federal government must be to address our perilous financial condition, upon which so much of our ability to defend against terrorism, wage wars, provide safety nets and educate our people depends.

In fact, much of our ability to acquire and maintain the motor skills utilized on a daily basis capitalize on the ability to integrate and transform sensory information into a motor response.

Much of our ability to include TEMS in the discussion of future therapies can be attributed to the multiple studies by Dr Nanas and colleagues.

"[W]e presume too much of our own abilities," Boyle wrote, c. 1680, "if we imagine that the omniscient God can have no other Ends in the framing & managing of Things Corporeal, than such as we Men can discover" (Boyle MS 198, fol. 120, BP 7 116, BOA §3.6.3, p 267).

These are the chains with which we have bound ourselves, losing much of our solitude and our ability to see the world around and inside us.

And, the ability the record too much of our lives too accurately, will lead some people to live in moments they were meant to abandon.

After the first hour, "Training Day" loses much of its ability to shock.

"So being barred would directly affect much of my ability to earn a living".

In the years since, Dr. DeVere has recovered much of his ability to smell and taste.

Mr Edwards has made much of his ability to win in the South.