'capable being' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you should use the phrase 'capable of being'. For example, "He was capable of being a great leader."
12.21pm GMT Gill Phillips, the Guardian's head of legal, tweets: Gillian Phillips (@ladywell23) #Miranda Ryder: publication of material is not capable being terrorism if it is responsible journalism within art 10.
On its Web site, the broadcaster showed a photograph of what it said was a long-range land-to-sea missile called Qader, or Capable, being fired during war games in southern Iran.
I think often of the younger demographic that look through the shows and wanted to ensure that they saw women who were powerful, capable being represented.
Learning to be physically capable is important.
The word "capable" is omitted as surplusage.
How capable is Russia's military overall?
Pure zeolite membranes formed from synthetic crystals offer chemically-capable being modulated silanolic surfaces that are amenable to adhesion and growth of fibroblasts.
Capable of being locked out.
Rangers were capable without being imposing.
