Sentence examples for be capable of offering from inspiring English sources

Is he going to be capable of offering any more?

For one thing, doctors (at least those with a good "bedside manner") can provide a degree of explanation and interaction that algorithms will never be capable of offering.

A society with our resources and ambitions should be capable of offering young people such as Rebecca the "gift of an interval".

Sometimes external pressure from an encroaching state has placed a people under such duress that it ceded individual rights to a government of its own that would be capable of offering effective resistance.

If I just sat there with my arms crossed against my chest, as I was inclined to, the doctor would make a note in the file suggesting that I might not be capable of offering sufficient support to the patient.

"[W]hile many Hong Kong Chinese business directors have their foreign passports, what has happened shows that even these may not be capable of offering any protection after all," he said.

The question remains, though, if the current training structure offered by the US is capable of offering the skills needed to combat IS.

Of the 10 orthopedic and trauma procedures, Yakoma was capable of offering only 2 of the procedures, Abuzi and Wapinda offered 3, and only 5 facilities offered all procedures.

"Further education colleges (and other providers) are capable of offering excellent low-cost and high-quality provision, but they may not offer the same experience as a student might receive in a traditional university".

Having invested billions of dollars to upgrade their communications networks so that they are capable of offering TV service, phone giants now want laws making it easier to actually offer it.

The creation of human beings serves to refill the Kingdom of God with new spiritual creatures who are capable of offering to God the free love that the rebellious angels have refused to continue.