Sentence examples for winning capabilities from inspiring English sources

1985 was a year in which Martini Racing needed to show the potential winning capabilities of the LC2 in order for Lancia to continue to fund a project that had seen limited success thus far.

Marshal Sokolovsky's volumes on military strategy in the 1960s, while granting that nuclear war would be an unprecedented disaster for all, still committed the U.S.S.R. to a war-winning capability.

War historians believe cyber power may end up similar to early 20th century projections of air power, which played a significant role but did not turn out to be the war-winning capability that some enthusiasts had predicted, the report said.

"We know we have got the capabilities of winning games.

Initiated aggressive acts yielded the same steepness values as winner loser interactions but with a much lower DCI, showing that power asymmetries among females in those groups were not entirely due to capabilities of winning contests.

I think she has every capability of winning another medal on the balance beam," Nunno said.

His definition of a "strong army" puts "obedience to the party's commands" before "capability of winning wars".Fighting military graft is intended to enhance both of these qualities.

When we came here there were five nations that felt they had the capability of winning gold.

"It was a very tough competition, when we came here, there were five nations that felt they had the capability of winning gold.

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld and senior commanders agreed that the strategy set in 1993 of remaining ready for two major wars at one time will be replaced by requirements to maintain four broad capabilities: win in a single major conflict, defend U.S. territory, deter hostilities through global deployments and conduct small-scale actions of limited duration -- all at once.

The Beats' superior lower end capabilities won me over.