Sentence examples for because we are capable from inspiring English sources
"A goalless draw wouldn't be a disaster because we are capable of scoring there," he said.
First, new technologies increase our potential productivity and output as a society; because we are capable of becoming richer thanks to digital technology, the economic return to economically important social institutions, such as a government capable of enforcing private property rights, is rising.
"It was disappointing for the fans because we are capable of better than that.
"We want Nigeria to host because we are capable - we did it before and we want to do it better next time round".
There is a wide-spread view — due mainly to Jerry Fodor (1975 and 1987) but adopted by many others, e.g., Stich (1983) — that we are able to perform cognitive tasks (e.g., think, remember information, and have beliefs) only because we are capable of storing information in our heads in a neural language (often called mentalese, or the language of thought).
"Let's not forget that, if I am still leading the championship, it's because we have been capable of improving the car significantly compared to the start of the season and also because we are capable of always getting the most out of what we have to work with.
It doesn't mean we can't produce something special, because we're capable of it".
We cheer their successes and are moved by their plights because we're capable of understanding their motivations, desires and fears.
"That's a tough call, because we're capable of playing with pressure at any level," Burnitz said after lashing two hits to pump up his batting average all the way to.210.
"It's bizarre, the rational side of my brain is saying 'I can't be upset with a silver' but the emotional side is still very raw, because we were capable of gold.
Hmmm, that mischief may not make her owner totally happy but it certainly works for us because we're capable of seeing her playfulness through the camera lens (and then we don't have to clean up or tidy up Lola's mess).
