Sentence examples for no more ability from inspiring English sources

The adviser, Andrei N. Illarionov, left, also said he had no more ability to influence the government's course.

It's not that audiences have no more channels or no more ability to perceive and experience beauty.

I rocked up 10 years ago and had no more ability in French than being able to go to Paris and survive a weekend.

On the warm days of summer, merry pilgrims depart a city where a fair number of public school swimming pools have been dry so long that they are used to store office supplies, and where generations have grown up with no more ability to swim than a box of photocopy paper.

They are just people with no more ability to be good than anyone else".

The fact is Professor Siegel has no more ability to make predictions than you do.

Even then, it said, echoing Yoo, the Commander-in-Chief could order torture if it was a military necessity: "Congress may no more regulate the President's ability to detain and interrogate enemy combatants than it may regulate his ability to direct troop movements on the battlefield".

But analytical ability is no more important in a metaphysical or utilitarian sense than emotional intelligence or creativity or any of the many other types of hard-to-define capacities that help people to succeed.

A test that provides no more predictive ability than a coin toss will capture about 50% of cases in the top 50% of ranked risk scores.

In Dr. Siegel's view, it's a matter of tradeoffs: older people no longer have a child's need to grow, which requires deep, long sleep and may have more need and more ability to do things for themselves instead.

I think she's got more ability than people recognize.