Sentence examples for be capable of prevailing from inspiring English sources
By doing so Rosberg confounded the many people who said he would never be capable of prevailing against Hamilton over a season, and with 21 races we have just seen the longest campaign in F1 history.
Deliberation should keep partisan interests, which could threaten legitimacy by undermining the general happiness, in check: "The representative system ought … not to allow any of the various sectional interests to be so powerful as to be capable of prevailing against truth and justice and the other sectional interests combined.
As a veteran I am confident that the United States military is capable of prevailing in future conflicts, whether arising from global climate instability or other causes.
To colonize and survive in the gingival crevice, P. gingivalis must be capable of sensing and responding to the prevailing environmental conditions, including variations in temperature, oxygen tension, pH, nutrient availability and the presence of other bacterial cells.
Be capable of making decisions.
Be capable of solving your own problems.
"She's close, but she's not there yet". Novotna apparently sensed that, because even after "the little accident" to her right ankle and the erasure of her 5-2 advantage in the second set, the sturdy 21-year-old blonde from Brno, Czechoslovakia, didn't believe Sabatini was capable of recovering and prevailing.
The test facility consists of two complete spaceflight simulators, an aluminum-based operational arena, and a set of infrared motion tracking cameras; thus, the testbed is capable of representing space activities under circumstances prevailing on the ground.
