Sentence examples for with the ability to package from inspiring English sources
It combined Pascal-like notation with the ability to package operations and data into independent modules.
In a short time, the bank was transformed from a sleepy German lender into a sophisticated financial operator with the ability to package, promote and trade the most complex securities in the marketplace.
A major additional feature introduced with Perl 5 was the ability to package code as reusable modules.
With the advent of securitization, or the ability to package up mortgages and sell them off as securities, the market found some investors — bond funds, insurance companies and others — that were willing to take on interest-rate risk.
But Friedman's wallop at the podium has all but nothing to do with Bucksbaum bucks, and everything to do with his prescient ability to package the zeitgeist with the tidiness of a juice box -- the kind that comes with its own self-piercing straw.
The company is known for "its ability to package technology into a solution," Mr. Ezell said.
She liked Reveille's expertise in buying and selling shows overseas and its ability to package them with marketing and merchandising deals.
On the other hand, the business is ripe for the emergence of a new breed of Internet access VARs (value added resellers) with the ability to tailor packages of enhanced and semicustomized services for individuals, small and midsize businesses, and particular industries.
In many ways, though, it was a meaningless democracy until the people with laptops had the ability to design and to package their work in the same way traditional media has always done.
"The cable operators are in a much better position to attack the residential market, with the ability to introduce new services through bundled packages to their existing client base for TV," says IDC's Moore.
Printing the pill also means the company can package drugs more compactly, with the ability to have up to 1000 milligrams in one easily dissolvable pill, according to the BBC.
