Sentence examples for very ability of from inspiring English sources
It's because of our faith, I think – not faith in an immaterial being, or a transcendent reality, but faith in the very ability of digitisation to produce the highest imaginable degree of verisimilitude.
"Today, if unfortunately we were to fail, how could we rebuild this hope?" He said failure would mean that "trust in the very ability of the concert of nations" to act on climate would be irrevocably lost.
Plus, the very ability of people to not need a job, makes it that much harder for employers to exploit employees with insufficient wages and poor working conditions.
Severe changes in weather and drought threaten crops, water supplies, natural resources, and the very ability of people in some countries even to feed themselves.
Powerful drug-trafficking organizations have unleashed a wave of violence that has claimed more than 10,000 lives in just over two years and could threaten the very ability of President Felipe Calderon to govern.
Indeed, it was the very ability of TEs to affect gene activity in plants (specifically maize) that prompted their discoverer McClintock (1984) to refer to them as "controlling elements".
In that case, the speaker's very ability to think of a particular individual as bearing a name might still need to be explained in terms of a causal or causal-descriptive hybrid story.
Part of the brilliance of the Essays lies in this very ability to elicit various forms of explanatory coherence whilst at the same time defying them.
This does not instill confidence in local Kashmiris, who see the rejection of aid as a rejection of their very ability to survive, let alone rebuild and recover.
The surface alloying layer of FeCoWMo possesses a very strong ability of age-hardening.
In one letter, for instance, White House science adviser John Marburger said that using the Clean Air Act was a bad idea, "given the very weak ability of science to predict how nations, markets, and individuals respond to their environments".
