Sentence examples for be fairly capable of from inspiring English sources

Although the NRA seems to be fairly capable of looking out for its own interests, from time to time it seems to overlook a stone in the legislative landscape (filled with constitutionally protected guns) that needs to be overturned.

Our bodies are fairly capable of adjusting and compensating.

A quick scan reveals the V20 to be fairly capable.

Her voice is strong, too, and capable of carrying what could otherwise be fairly weak tunes and disingenuous lyrics.

While the brain of a crocodilian is fairly small, it is capable of greater learning than most reptiles.

And somewhere between one-tenth and one-fifth of Iraqi security forces are now fairly capable.

These gentlemen – no, really, they all play this nasty game fairly – are capable of scoring a minimum of 30 goals, averaging a point a game, or both.

The Justice Department advises the F.C.C. on long-distance applications, and the department said in October that Verizon had not provided sufficient evidence that it was fairly unbundling local phone lines in Massachusetts capable of supporting high-speed data services.

Instead, most of us are usually capable of fairly high tolerance.

And there was a more sinister implication, too: That the audience is not capable of fairly judging a show on its own.

You can't have a flourishing free enterprise system with party hacks interfering with businesses and distorting prices; you can't have W.T.O.-style foreign investment without moving toward an independent judiciary that is free of arbitrary party meddling and is capable of fairly enforcing contracts; and you can't live up to W.T.O.