Sentence examples for terms ability from inspiring English sources

Offering the HPV vaccine free at the point of delivery through a national school-based programme was considered advantageous in terms ability to reach the wider population: " If one thinks about the whole community, then it is, of course, good, I think.

The move cast further doubt on Greece's long-term ability to stay in the eurozone.

Her long term ability to win elections is still in doubt.

It could also impact their long-term ability to access financial services products, or limit their credit options".

He is skeptical about their long-term ability to fend off low-cost airlines like Ryanair and EasyJet.

Unfair pricing from international UK tax dodgers puts our long-term ability to survive and grow under threat".

But that could risk undermining the commission's long-term ability to negotiate trade deals on behalf of the bloc.

Tang, a trade lawyer at Preston Gates & Ellis, said that he was optimistic about globalization and its long-term ability to spread benefits here and abroad.

The walkout, only the second in the last 56 years for the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace union, was not expected to hurt Boeing's near-term ability to deliver planes.

Given Rank's operational momentum and longer-term ability to return cash and/or engage in M&A, we see this as positive for shareholders.

But while pounds raised are closely counted, the collateral damage to trust and to long-term ability to fundraise has received too little attention.