Sentence examples for traditional ability from inspiring English sources
She added, "As we migrate online, the traditional ability of my clients to say, 'Great article on Martin Luther King Day; I'll make 15 copies for my class' may not be possible".
Robbed of his traditional ability to inhale enemies and use their powers, Kirby transforms his new fabric body into a car, weight, parachute or submarine as the situation demands.
It is an axiom nowadays that the broadcast networks, with their traditional ability to manufacture cultural events with the power to corral public attention and advertising money, are dinosaurs unaware of their own impending extinction.
It is an amazing situation in a Republican National Convention, with the traditional ability of Republicans to adjust their intra-party difficulties quickly to present a united front to the enemy sadly lacking.
The group and its allies, confident in their traditional ability to influence congressional action, consider state capitals the prime battlegrounds and are planning to shore up their influence where they may be vulnerable, such as Maryland and other Democratic-led states.
As the roads become safer as a whole, insurers hypothetically would pay out less in claims, and their traditional ability to justify increasing prices will be restricted.
The chapter considered a number of reforms that would make the tax conform more closely to traditional ability-to-pay principles such as removing certain exclusions and deductions.
Direct instruction is the quickest method of teaching, but it tends to leave students with non-traditional abilities behind.
And yet, to hear executives tell it, such power sources could ultimately threaten traditional utilities' ability to maintain the nation's grid.
Is this allergy to intentionalised sound resentment born of a lack of traditional musical ability, or is it something more ideological?
Regression analyses showed the WRT explained an additional 4.5% of variance in college performance over and above traditional cognitive ability measures that take up to five times as long to administer.
