Sentence examples for vital ability from inspiring English sources

If he is wrong, he admits, we will fold in on ourselves and lose the vital ability to understand other cultures, to understand how to navigate our way around the globe.

Such a perspective might, who knows, have been some value to the fast bowler who got on a plane yesterday with everything a man might want, except for the rather vital ability to feel good about himself.

His emotional range is wide and subtle; he knows how to surprise an audience's ear with different intonations (a trick he says he learned from another British actor, Bill Nighy) and he has the vital ability to stay absolutely motionless while projecting emotion like a slingshot.

Fully awake patients, with stable vitals and ability to move all limbs were then transferred to the Post-Anesthetic Care Unit (PACU) for further monitoring.

In practical terms it also secures the military port in Tartus, which Russia has operated since Soviet times, and its new Khmeimim airbase near Latakia, vital to Russian ability to project power in the Middle East.

For years, the Pentagon has said that its goal in military operations is to target a foe's "centers of gravity" -- those command centers, troops or military industries that are vital to their ability to run the war or stay in power.

"They are vital to Americans' ability to own their own homes.

In the voluntary sector, passion is a vital complement to ability, but it's not in itself a skillset.

Artist and academic Juan Cruz has described this as the artist's vital trait: the ability to think otherwise and question orthodoxy.

The move was intended to preserve CIFG's AAA credit rating, which is considered vital to its ability to do business.

By 2001, Mr. Grimaldi said, he had been frozen out of Mr. Ganim's inner circle, a status that was vital to his ability to earn the huge consulting fees from willing city contractors.