Sentence examples for be capable of saving from inspiring English sources

"The fact is that this remains a very good wicket, however, and one on which Leicestershire really should be capable of saving the game".

Furthermore, in the Southeast Asia region, a 2%% annual reduction in deaths due to chronic disease was shown to be capable of saving over 8 million lives in the next 10 years, of which over 5 million people would be aged < 70 years.

"What signal does it send to those who made offers?" Spyker and Genii did not disclose details of their bids, and it remained unclear whether either company was capable of saving Saab.

It's a tidy anecdote $60m for saving the planet, $100m for a new ballroom but there is not much sense, when wandering about the UN campus in Nairobi, that UNEP is capable of saving very much of the planet, even with a budget increase.Indeed, it is hard not to be depressed at the miniature scale of UNEP operations.

He knows that his pleas and instructions most often go unheard....Over time, however, there have been trainers who, in that frenetic minute between rounds, have been capable of saving a fight or a career, even a life: The Englishman James Figg, the singular master of eighteenth-century fighters.

I believe on my day I am capable of saving anyone's penalty".

All that said, I don't think GM's management back in 2000 was capable of saving Olds.

It's capable of saving the company substantial amounts of money while allowing users to enjoy faster downloads.

An appropriate search range is capable of saving considerable search time and at the same time keeping a good RD performance for HEVC encoder.

The company claims that it's capable of saving customers up to 40% on their next flight, thanks to its service.

The study indicates that coconut shell-derived producer gas life cycle is capable of saving 18.3% of emissions causing global warming potential, 64.1% of emissions causing ozone depletion potential, and 71.5% of nonrenewable energy consumption.