Sentence examples for be capable of trying from inspiring English sources

I told a reporter, "I know Iraq didn't have anything to do with Sept. 11, but I think that given the opportunity, a person like Saddam Hussein would certainly be capable of trying to hit London or Paris or New York".

We might be capable of trying to pay more attention to details and boost our remembering of specifics, but it's possible that the reverse order in which we retrieve memories is hardwired in the brain.

The law was set, the platform established that we were capable of trying the cases we were charged to try".

I agree that at least Lansley is capable of trying to face up to the problem, whereas previous Governments have just ducked the issue.

"We have courts and we have judges that are capable of trying him legally and fairly," said Abdullah Mohammed, a military commander in the city.

But I don't think government is capable of trying to regulate all of these industries, including hedge funds and others, until it studies them and gets more data.

I was out of shape and would have to lose a bunch of weight to even feel like I was capable of trying the Challenge.

Agencies want to see that you're capable of trying on many different roles.

If you want to see what beaujolais is capable of, try the sublime Julien Sunier Fleurie 2011 (12.5%, £19.50 at Berry Bros), a wine in which you can almost smell warm earth and wild flowers.

Instead of Handmaids, the women most likely to be capable of becoming pregnant are twentysomethings trying to pay off student loans with wages from precarious jobs.

But these are cricketers who are as fit as any in the world, and ought to be capable of maintaining a standard even in trying circumstances.