Sentence examples for again capable of from inspiring English sources

Not until the Great Migration of blacks to Northern cities between the two world wars were they again capable of electing candidates of their choosing.

In the long term, one hopes this idea will become part of the centrist conventional wisdom, and perhaps be enacted at some point in the future when America is again capable of passing legislation.

Of all the positives that emanated from the Yankees' 8-2 victoverover the Minnesota Twins — a lopsided victory that gave the weary bullpen a rest, an offensive outburst from Robinson Cano and a dwindling magic number (six) to clinch the division — it was Mauer's at-bats that, at least for one game, showed that Sabathia was again capable of being one of the game's most dominant pitchers.

"Now is our chance to come together to prove that Washington is once again capable of leading this country," the candidates said, calling the Bush proposal "flawed".

So we end up with a smaller model of the same technology, again capable of causing all kinds of mayhem and foolishness at your local electronics retailer.

While civilian deaths were a tragedy, the Qibya raid was also a turning point.... [It] was now clear that Israeli forces were again capable of finding and hitting targets far behind enemy lines.

Swansea again look capable of challenging for a place in the top six, which is their target.

The Spurs 39-122), defying all odds and expectations and age, once again look capable of making a run to the finals.

The Bluebirds currently sit fifth in the Championship table, a point behind Palace in fourth, and again look capable of challenging for the play-offs.

For as-electrospun PVDF blend fibers with the non-polar PSF matrix, mechanical stretching during electrospinning again was capable of inducing some ferroelectric phases in addition to the major paraelectric phase.

It wasn't for years until after I left the Army that I could acknowledge the wrong of my actions, and it wasn't really until that point that I again became capable of having an honest, long-term relationship.