Sentence examples for capability to do anything from inspiring English sources

"We did not believe he (Hussein) had the capability to do anything much in the UK.

Private banking was once denigrated as "walking the dog," or "taking care of people with inherited wealth who don't have the capability to do anything themselves," as one banking executive put it recently.

"He had the capability to do anything he wanted academically," Timothy White, the university's chancellor, told reporters on Friday.

Moreover, India found that it could not muster a strong enough offensive capability to do anything more than limited border incursions and low level attacks against border fortifications.

3. On the other hand, the pin might be worn as a symbol of solidarity by someone who doesn't have the resources, energy, or even physical capability to do anything else if that person chooses.

Being confident on your capability to do anything you want in life.

Sadly, the new game holds very little that's new or groundbreaking, and fails to do anything exciting with the capabilities of the 3DS.

"We didn't want to do anything that would compromise that capability".

"Apple is not being asked to do anything it does not currently have the capability to do," the company says in its filing.

Apple is not being asked to do anything it does not currently have the capability to do.

They also have ambient light sensing capability and a few sound modes, although I don't trust my TV to do anything with my sound.