Sentence examples for with extraordinary capabilities from inspiring English sources

An APM system amounts to a factory in a box, but a kind of factory with extraordinary capabilities.

If you have missed "Heroes," the NBC Monday-night series about a group of people with extraordinary capabilities, then you have missed everything, which is to say, you have missed a show that exempts almost no subject of current political or social fascination from the roster of its interests.

As with his predecessors, North Korean state media has portrayed Kim Jong-un as a young man with extraordinary capabilities.

New products with extraordinary capabilities are being introduced at an accelerating rate.

The United States Navy now has a warship with extraordinary capabilities, which it has sent to the Middle East region.

The past is filled with leaders who possessed extraordinary capabilities, enjoyed tremendous success, and directed societies that experienced problems similar to our own.

Mr. Bush, when he nominated Mr. Allbaugh as director, said, "During my years as governor, I came to know Joe Allbaugh as an individual with extraordinary management capabilities who can be counted on in times of need".

"During my years as governor, I came to know Joe Allbaugh as an individual with extraordinary management capabilities who can be counted on in times of need," Mr. Bush said today in announcing his selection of Mr. Allbaugh.

Talent Identification Programmes and schemes such as UK Sport's Paralympic Potential can ensure that Britain builds on these Games, while Hollingsworth stressed that sport must be for people of all ages and sizes, not just the elite few with extraordinary physical capabilities.

Mesh free numerical methods have extraordinary capabilities in the simulation of extreme material behaviour including complete failure with phase changes, combined with shock wave phenomena and the interaction with structural components.

"These new aircraft have extraordinary capabilities that we can't use because we have older planes crowding the airspace and because we don't have the required navigation capabilities," said David Cush, the chief executive of Virgin America, which has a younger fleet equipped with satellite technology.