Sentence examples for recurring ability from inspiring English sources

His driving had proved erratic, as offset by a recurring ability to pull off escape acts.

Ireland played very well in the autumn, England are habitually strong, France have a recurring ability to peak at just the right time in a World Cup year, Scotland have been playing their best rugby for years and Italy are also on the up.

Most of all, it was a powerful demonstration of our recurring ability to reduce the complexity of finance into simple mental shortcuts that engineer manias when enough of us get together.

According to Moody's, a rating agency, German banks' "recurring earning power"—their ability to generate profits year in, year out, without special measures such as asset sales—is far lower than that of American or other European banks.Now change is being forced on the public-sector banks.

In this study, successful and recurring self-healing ability of composite structures at the interface of glass fiber with the epoxy matrix are achieved and confirmed using different characterization techniques.

Shin Megami Tensei IV takes place in a world separate from the rest of the Shin Megami Tensei games, even though recurring demons and abilities are present.

Other improvements in the updated version of Outlook include the ability to edit recurring meetings from your mobile device (and soon, the ability to create recurring events), and the ability to create Skype for Business meetings.

For Blake, who is currently ranked 100th in singles and has been sidelined at points in his career by a broken vertebra in his neck and recurring knee problems, the ability to execute an exit strategy of his own choosing was gratifying.

The rigid assumption that the utility random terms of alternative parts satisfy independent identical distribution (IID) conditions makes MNL simple in calculation as well as provides MNL with independence of irrelevant alternatives (IIA) property, which weakens its ability of recurring the actual choice behaviours [1].

Consumers are already comfortable with subscriptions so long as they're priced reasonably and deliver value, and companies (and investors) love subscriptions because they all love the ability to model recurring revenues.

Indeed, companies like Xiaomi are commoditizing "easy" things very fast so investors are looking at either products with high technical barriers of entry, a recurring revenue component, or the ability to build a brand very quickly.