Sentence examples for are capable of fixing from inspiring English sources

"They range from giant seaweeds and kelps to microscopic slimes, they are capable of fixing CO2 in the atmosphere and providing fats, oils and sugars.

The nodules contain large numbers of bacteria (Rhizobium) that are capable of fixing atmospheric nitrogen into compounds that can be used by plants.

Add to that the pretty white flowers that pop up in summer, which bees love, and the fact that fenugreek roots are capable of fixing nitrogen in the soil to naturally fertilise the crops around them.

One voter, Neil McCabe, 56, a lifelong Bayonne resident who stocks shelves at a ShopRite supermarket, believes that both Mr. Smith and Mr. Conaghan are capable of fixing Bayonne's woes.

Similar results have been observed for non-symbiotic free-living soil bacteria that are capable of fixing nitrogen.

In the Kalahari of Botswana, soil crusts are predominantly made up of cyanobacteria, which when moist, are capable of fixing N and C.

But no amount of engineering is capable of fixing challenges this large.

By this they seem to mean that Mr Obama should stop saying that American force may not be capable of fixing the world.

Defenders of the current rules system also say that the industry is capable of fixing itself in the long run, that the crisis will eventually subside and thus should not be used as a pretext for encouraging further deal-making.

The companies that generate electricity say that while the relief may be temporary, it demonstrates that they are not manipulating prices and that the market is capable of fixing itself.

If (a big if) something like the amendment from Messrs Corker and Hoeven is needed to whip immigration reform through the Senate with enough momentum to bring the House along, then perhaps the fourth fantasy that the United States is capable of fixing its broken immigration system will turn out to be nothing of the sort.