Converse of object

• demonstrate: To demonstrate the ability to achieve full cost recovery in respect of Client Services.

• possess: Martin has always possessed the unique ability to combine innovation and efficiency in lighting product development with quality and value.

• lose: Blair is so far into the US pocket that he has completely lost the ability to be able to act independently of the US.

• have: We have the ability to create whatever we want.

• develop: The student will develop an ability to critically review the literature.

Adjective modifier

• proven: Their background and proven teaching ability translated into courses offers an unparalleled standard of training.

• cognitive: There was some evidence that, for cognitive ability, severity of deprivation was an important factor.

• innate: Brilliant Sanity is our innate ability to accept and be with our experience without attachment, desire or judgment.

• technical: However, intuition is no replacement for technical ability.

Possessives

• candidate: Applications for this award are very competitive, and are judged on one criterion; the candidate's outstanding academic ability and research potential.

Adjective modifier

• intellectual: Most notably, his intellectual abilities surpassed his physical ones.

Noun used with modifier

• off-road: The disadvantage of this choice is the loss of the out and out off-road ability of your bike.

• sporting: His legendary sporting ability carried on into College where he started a new passion - drinking.

• healing: Crystals are used to aid the bodies own healing ability for physical, emotional and mental imbalances, which can lead to illness.

• swimming: Additionally candidates will have to demonstrate swimming stamina ability.

• people's: This approach makes use of most people's ability to determine sharp focus for themselves, minimizing the need for highly trained and scarce personnel.