Sentence examples for are capable of very from inspiring English sources

Mr Abbott, en route to New York for a UN Security Council meeting about Iraq and Syria, said the incident in Melbourne "indicates that there are people in our community who are capable of very extreme acts".

While a report in Building Design magazine suggests that Neri and Hu undercut their British rivals for the commission in terms of fees, there should be no doubt that these US-trained architects, who set up together in Shanghai in 2004, are capable of very beautiful work.

Shape memory polymers (SMP) are capable of very large recoverable strains.

Modern low glitch segmented DACs are capable of very low levels of distortion.

It has been reported that early-successional, fast-growing and light-demanding species are the most responsive to the removal of root competition and are capable of very rapid morphological adaptation ((Messier and Nikinmaa [2000]); (Gunaratne et al. [2011])), but isolating the effects of aboveground vs. belowground competition is difficult.

To our surprise we found that in a simple structure of uniformly spaced posts, worms are capable of very fast and directed motion.

The turbodrill is capable of very fast drilling, but the bit and bearings wear quickly in the harsh environment.

He does not believe that everyone is capable of very violent acts, even in the heat of passion, no matter the provocation.

The Fiesta ST racecar, if typical of vehicles built for Global RallyCross events, should produce about 500 horsepower and be capable of very rapid acceleration on the short racetracks.

A ride up the Sawmill River Parkway into the Hudson Valley demonstrated that the new Sonata is capable of very impressive mileage, but only if you drive it the right way.

In the time I spent in my silver vault, I confirmed that, yup, the thing is remarkably tough, and the 5-liter is capable of very heavy lifting (and slurping).