Sentence examples for ruthless ability from inspiring English sources

Karimova "demonstrated a ruthless ability to acquire a share of ownership (her preferred rate was 26%) of lucrative telecom-related companies – without actually putting up any money," they said.

Sir Malcolm and many liberal Tories agree with him also thinks that his party should stand up for civil liberties against the creeping authoritarianism of a Labour government preoccupied with violent crime and the threat of terrorism.The Tories' confusion about who and what they are is largely the result of Mr Blair's ruthless ability to steal their ideas and occupy their traditional ground.

In Sydney four years later Ainslie's fierce determination and ruthless ability came to the fore again.

The New York Times calls it "America's 50-state epidemic" because of its ruthless ability to transcend social and economic classes, city and state boundaries, friendships and even family bonds.

The power of his work does not come from elegance or style – though some might disagree – but a ruthless and sometimes miraculous ability to make us look at real life.

"That means dominant set piece, strangulating defence and the ability to be ruthless in attack.

With ruthless intelligence, analytical thinking and ability to look at a particular event from both sides, she has the makings of a top criminal barrister.

Burke thus correctly identified what remains today one of the great anxieties of modern liberal democracies: the ability of a ruthless corporation corruptly to buy a legislature.

But the "mature" also refers to show's ability to be ruthless, but not brutal, humane but not sentimental.

But only if you're predisposed to Christian faith would you believe in Meany; under any other circumstances, he's a dangerous and ruthless freak with a tyrant's ability to manipulate the human flock.

Psychopaths can also be very charming (even if only superficially) and they have the ability to confidently take risks, be ruthless, goal-oriented and make bold decisions.