Sentence examples for outright ability from inspiring English sources

By the presence of Labor in the coalition, Shas, an ultra-Orthodox Sephardic party, will lose its outright ability to bring down the government.

They will never be Gary Payton, Terrell Brandon, Rod Strickland or any of the other elite point guards the Knicks' fans crave, but what they lack in outright ability is often compensated by hard-nosed doggedness.

While the Bank of North Dakota has the legal right to accept private deposits, in practice only 1percentt of their total deposits come from individuals and businesses (many of the current proposals will potentially go one step further and outright ban the ability for state banks to accept private deposits).

By disposing of loans outright, sellers forfeit their ability to share in any eventual profits if the values of the loans recover — one reason many banks are resisting what they regard as fire sales.

These clauses put a potent weapon in the hands of employers: They can intimidate or frighten employees by putting an outright ban on their ability to compete.

In an unrelated study Friday, researchers found that Zika can infect embryonic cells that help form the brain, and harm them in two ways: killing some outright and damaging the ability of others to divide and grow in number.

Applicants like to exaggerate their experiences, and sometimes even outright lie about their abilities.

Job candidates often like to fluff up their experience, and sometimes they even outright lie about their abilities.

As a result, they have a measure of influence at the ballot box, if not the ability to win outright control.

On Wednesday, in what lawyers in the case had expected would be a routine hearing, Judge Hittner rejected the plea bargain outright because it limited his ability to sentence Mrs. Fastow, a former assistant treasurer at Enron, to a longer term.

Due to a lack of agency, missed opportunity, bad advice, or outright manipulation, they lack the ability to capitalize on their moment.