Sentence examples for throttle ability from inspiring English sources

Hybrid rocket technology for de-orbiting applications is considered a valuable option due to high specific impulse, intrinsic safety, thrust throttle ability, low environmental impact and reduced operating costs.

Those requirements for the propulsion system include wide continuous throttling ability, high resolution, rapid response, low noise and so on.

So banks and other finance companies can no longer shift loans off their books easily, throttling their ability to lend.

And those of us who run arts organizations feel the pressure like a vice throttling our ability to serve society ever more forcefully with each passing season.

To throttle back our ability to produce food -- at a time when the United Nations projects billions of more mouths to feed -- is a moral failure.

The Washington elites have been, to their own profit, throttling America's ability to achieve an equitable prosperity.

The fire department said the throttling impeded its ability to respond to a crisis and provide essential emergency service.

And while far from perfect, the agreement has achieved its prime goal of throttling Iran's ability to create nuclear weapons for at least 10 years.

The ability to throttle back energy consumption could have another benefit for massive Internet companies, the researchers say.

Republicans, who have control of the House and the ability to throttle the Senate, will not tax the rich, will not end corporate subsidies, will not means-test entitlements and, most of all, will not spend the nation's money on government programs that work.

And when Dasaolu is fit and at full throttle, he has the ability to be among the world's best.