The phrase "as much capable" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to express a degree of ability but should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "She is as capable as her colleagues in handling complex projects."
Alternatives: "equally capable" or "just as capable".
By that point both of us were tripping pretty hard and I was capable of understanding about as much as he was capable of making sense.
All religions are based on universal myth: the myth that humans are capable of aspiring to the divine urges within human nature as much as we are capable of sinking into the bestial ones.
Generally speaking, social media has not proven itself able to change someone's mind as much as it is capable of putting together communities of like-minded people.
"You can give them as much as you're capable of, but it's up to them to understand it, feel it and perform it.
"I think I've done as much as I'm capable of doing at the level I want to do it at," he said.
Although the language is flowery, the vision is simple: students should learn as much as they are capable of, just as soon as they are ready.A change this autumn in the way the government draws up school league tables will facilitate changes in the rest of the system, too.
These numbers clearly indicate the need for short-range vehicles, just as much as for vehicles capable of longer driving ranges.
That's twice as much as some very capable DSLRs, and more than similarly compact micro four-thirds cameras like the Olympus E-PL2 and Panasonic's G-series.
(Full disclosure: About a decade ago, she taught me to walk a slack rope and a pair of stilts at least as much as I was capable of learning).
On whether Glenn is capable of leadership: Steven Yeun: As much as he's posturing that Rick's not capable, I don't know that Glenn's that capable either.
