Sentence examples for position and ability from inspiring English sources

"Locog's late planning undermined its negotiating position and ability to drive down costs," MPs on the public accounts committee say in a new report.

Moody's said such a capital increase would improve the company's position and ability to pay the £14 million, or $22 million, in interest due in January.

The proportion of voters who feel happy about their financial position and ability to keep up with the cost of living has gone up slightly, from 45% in September to 50% now.

"Successful delivery of these initiatives as well as a sharp commercial focus and tight management of costs will improve [the trading] position and ability to compete in the tough marketplace in 2011 and beyond," Comet said.

Users can join "Tribes" (like Facebook Groups) based on their favorite sports, location, playing position, and ability level.

Like Facebook Groups, the platform's users can join "Tribes" based on their favorite sports, location, playing position, and ability level, and either seek advice and guidance from more seasoned athletes or connect with people at their current level.

Though he has imposing size and helped the Galaxy to last season's M.L.S. title, many see Gonzalez as a promising, but rather raw talent in need of seasoning — especially in his positioning and ability to launch counterattacks from the back line.

Further, caribou's unique positioning and ability to make the crowd move whether he's playing indie tracks or dance tunes, whatever, threatens to break down this cultural wall that exists between the two cultures.

Gene-specific RNAi targeting of tbb-2 also results in defects in centrosome positioning and ability of microtubules to interact properly with the cell cortex in early embryos that were not observed in single gene RNAi knockdown of the other three embryonic tubulins [26].

When looking at the individual items of the Dutch Knee Replacement Expectations Survey, the lowest ICCs were found for the expectation regarding the ability to change position and the ability to climb stairs.

Proprioceptive deficits include increased errors in repositioning [ 94- 96], decreased position sense and ability to detect joint motion [ 97, 98], difficulty to adopt postures seen on a photograph [ 87, 89] across a number of MSD.