Sentence examples for potentially the ability from inspiring English sources

But by splitting the vote on the right, analysts say, it could deprive Mr. Cameron's Conservative Party of at least two dozen seats and potentially the ability to form a governing coalition.

It is so special, the N.H.L would love you to believe, that it is worth everything the players are sacrificing to win it — teeth, ligaments, vital organs, potentially the ability to remember spouses' names someday — while league officials actively forget that elbows to heads really probably should be against the rules, even in the Stanley Cup finals.

"He has potentially the ability to impose reforms on his own Baath Party, but has he the will to do so?" The consequences of his decision could be momentous, perhaps more so than in any of the other revolts yet seen in the Middle East.

The new test, reported in The Lancet, offers the chance of earlier diagnosis and potentially the ability to screen donor blood.

Coming together will give the two startups more R&D firepower, and potentially the ability to pool together their publisher relationships to be able to serve a wider audience, and also move into newer areas such as white-label services.

Expect some more targeting parameters and potentially the ability to work with Facebook's Strategic Preferred Developer partners such as SocialCode and Shift once this is included in the ads API.

Rapidly spreading epidemic diseases, such as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), have the potential to cross interstate and international borders, potentially overwhelming the ability of any one jurisdiction to respond, despite the appropriate efforts taken by health officials.

Phenotypes and genotypes (and potentially norms of reaction) selected for in these warmer areas have been lost, potentially hampering the ability of these species to adapt to a change in climates.

Therefore, reappraisal could potentially increase the ability to inhibit the appetitive motivation to eat.

These analytics can be used to great effect, potentially enhancing the ability of police to make more informed, less biased decisions about law enforcement.

Matrix resistance to movements potentially restricts the ability of individuals to detect and colonize suitable habitat fragments.