Sentence examples for there's a capability from inspiring English sources

"Whether there's enough money in the packages and whether there's a capability of all of those organisation sorting themselves out to collaborate in that sort of way – they are huge questions," Moore said.

"The plans to replace 20,000 regulars with 30,000 reservists is fundamentally flawed, both because I think it's going to cost a lot more than government envisages to actually execute... but also there's a capability gap.

First, there's a new capability called Campaign Insights.

"Once you have that built, then there's an inherent capability there for whatever use the country might need of it at the time," General Kadish said.

Also among both boys and girls the random measurement error tended to be largest among students with low response capability while only among girls with low response capability there was a systematically larger underestimation of weight.

But now there's a new "pre-fetch" capability that tries to speed up the process of seeking and retrieving needed data by looking ahead to stay a few steps ahead of the process.

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There's a bunch of other capabilities built-in that help with recruiting and the distribution of stocks and bonuses as well.

"There's a very big spectrum of capability that you can exploit with a carrier," says Air Vice Marshal Sean Bell, formerly a commander of the UK Harrier force.

"When it comes to new payment capabilities, there's a little bit of the unknown so initially there can be some fears or concerns about security," Cretser-Hartenstein says.

Yet, there's a certain satisfaction in having those capabilities in reserve.