Sentence examples for sustained ability from inspiring English sources

Cowell has had an extraordinarily sustained ability to gauge and manipulate public taste.

Mr Bayh has demonstrated a sustained ability to win elections in Republican territory (LBJ was the last Democratic presidential candidate to carry Indiana).

He also announced that, subject to the sustained ability to maintain continuous deterrence, the UK will consider reducing its fleet of Trident nuclear-armed submarines from four to three.

Yet what mattered more was his sustained ability to articulate, in trenchant language, a fundamentalist doctrine about the US constitution that has been a beacon to American conservatives in the law and politics for more than a generation.

The 0.9 m column had a sustained ability to adsorb the influent phosphorus during the study period; however, the phosphorus adsorption capacity of the 0.425 m column began to decrease after approximately 30 days.

Australia have won their past 11 Tests against Wales, many by a sustained ability to haul themselves off the canvas at the end of a gruelling contest to deliver a knockout blow, but after refusing to congratulate New Zealand after their record 18th consecutive Test victory the Wallabies' coach, Michael Cheika, remains uninterested in history.

Campbell (1994) has put it this way: "[Attempts to define Sustainability miss the point that, like beauty, sustain ability is in the eye of the beholder...

This is necessary for the evaluation of sustain ability of landscapes.

Two related principles explain how these inherent characteristics can be used to effect sustain ability by using landscape as a medium for synthesis and in a method that invites creative invention.

Ideal country engagement involves a commitment on the part of the partner country to an agreed upon strategy for engagement that includes planning for financial sustain ability and human resources needs.

Carbon assimilation depends on sustained photosynthetic ability of the source whereas sink strength determines the ability of the storage organ to import and use the available assimilate.