Sentence examples for our ability to formulate from inspiring English sources

The traumatic experience of the Iraq war has clouded our ability to formulate effective policy to deal with the current situation in Syria.

These issues present the greatest obstacles to our ability to formulate a modern robust method suitable for quantitative assessments of the chlorophyll concentration in a diverse range of water types.

By bringing these two 'families' of magnetic resonance (MR) techniques together we have a powerful new set of tools with which to understand the fundamental physical and chemical processes that underpin our ability to formulate and manufacture materials with well-defined properties.

Second, the evolutionary history of critical components of human marriage practices aids our ability to formulate informed hypotheses about the evolution of variation in human social structure.

Not knowing which particular genetic variant will sustain human-to-human transmission makes our ability to formulate a vaccine in advance all the more difficult.

It leads to self-control, the ability to formulate strategies in order to resist impulses.

But at her size, Henin's ability to formulate a strategy on the run is her greatest strength.

Dyslexics, she said, often have a variety of qualities, including resilience, adaptability and the ability to formulate original insight.

In 1993, Jonathan Miller, who credits Freud with an ability to "formulate ideas that will capture people's attention," retained him to help promote Nickelodeon's début on BSkyB.

Successful leaders have "great vision – the ability to formulate and shape the future, rather than be shaped by events", says Richard Harman, headmaster of Uppingham School, Rutland.

I was taught by him in my final year, and can remember his ability to formulate the most abstruse problems, and then solve them.