Sentence examples for be real capable of from inspiring English sources

"Households with two incomes -- like me and my lawyer wife -- we'll be real capable of taking full advantage of these things".

"We brought Tomas in to play big games for us, so we're getting a guy who is real capable of being a great goalie for us," Penguins Coach Dan Bylsma said.

I imagine it is like getting to know someone; except instead of that person being real and capable of two-way conversation, they are a camera that just listens.

It's an image that is desperately trying to be real and yet capable of the deeply abstract and strange moves a computer affords.

It is about empowering them: this is you, this is real money, you are capable of doing it.

A few kinds of glucose sensors were reported to be capable of real-time measurements of intracellular glucose concentrations, which include enzyme-based sensors, genetically encoded protein-based sensors, and the probes encapsulated by biologically localized embedding nanoparticles (PEBBLE).

Three hundred IT security professionals from across Europe are locking horns in a simulated cyber war exercise taking place today which — if it were a real attack — would be capable of disrupting services for millions of Europeans.

A continuous network model (that is, one in which the elements w ij in W and s j in the vector S are continuous real variables) might be capable of describing properties of the regulatory networks not present in the discrete model.

Here, two missing feature approaches were applied, which are capable of considering real-valued uncertainties.

The real question is whether BP is capable of redeeming itself.

The question is whether Europe is capable of doing anything real.