Sentence examples for so much capability from inspiring English sources
The sweet spot for avoiding nuclear apocalypse is when both sides have enough nuclear capability to ensure their retaliation will have full effect — but without having so much strike capability that it creates a fear in your opponent that the other guy can get enough of a jump on you to take both you and your retaliatory ability out in one fell swoop.
The results obtained by the colony exceed so much the capabilities of an individual ant that it is difficult not to think that there is an invisible score [41].
"Afghanistan is so much beyond the capability to be controlled with drone strikes.
The appeal of hedge funds, I suspect, is not so much their hedging capabilities as their ability to trade quickly and, if need be, often.
In Sherlock, at least, his deductive powers didn't feed into a generalised masculine capability so much as obviate the need for it.
Eventually, the narrative will be not so much about providing WebRTC capabilities as much as about providing the backend and infrastructure support, with few players so far possessing such capabilities.
I heard from a Microsoft business partner that he's using Silverlight not so much for its video capabilities but as a callback mechanism to keep the website in sync with the servers in the cloud.
SLS and Orion give us so much more than technical capabilities.
"It's not so much the technology as the capability of the human that is our inspiration now".
Russia conducted 715 and China only 45. Hecker said the U.S. has so much experience, data and scientific capability that it could build a new generation of weapons without testing.
