Sentence examples for are capable of ever from inspiring English sources
"Its not a 'stupid test' to say that the Labour party must show that we are capable of ever winning a general election.
Players look more like their real-life counterparts than ever and are capable of ever more impressive flourishes thanks to brand new animations.
Iran's efforts to develop longer-distance missiles that are capable of ever larger payloads are increasingly of concern among intelligence officials.
"Both are putting in the kind of disciplined defensive performance that neither Lampard, Carrick or Scholes have ever been capable of". Frank Lampard has evolved into a fine deep lying/defensive midfielder when needed in that role for club and country.
In addition to new software, the processing power of hardware has continued to follow Moore's law, leading to an approximate doubling of computer speed every two years, meaning machines are capable of handling ever more complex dynamic stimuli and calculations.
The core advantage of molecular computing is the potential to pack vastly more circuitry onto a microchip than silicon will ever be capable of-and to do it cheaply.
Global Glimpse takes students out of their comfort zone, pushes them to challenge assumptions and shows them that they are capable of more than they ever thought possible.
Our job is to show them that they deserve more, that they are capable of more than they ever thought possible and that we believe in their potential to change their lives and their communities.
Counting on the electronics manufacturers to once again raise the national productivity growth rate assumes that they can sell all the merchandise they are capable of making at an ever-faster clip.
If you can do this, nothing will make you feel more unstoppable than revealing to yourself that you are capable of far more than you ever imagined.
People always say that travel is a transformative experience, and I think that all stems from realizing that you are capable of far more than you ever could have imagined.
