Sentence examples for capable counterpart from inspiring English sources

It concluded that GCHQ "have found a very capable counterpart in CNI, particularly in the field of Covert Internet Ops".

There are some movie franchises which will probably steer clear: Bond himself has never looked too comfortable fighting alongside capable female counterparts, as weaker 007 efforts Quantum of Solace and Die Another Day helped prove.

Previous studies by Schaumberg and Flynn have found that highly guilt-prone individuals have a higher degree of commitment to organizations and are routinely rated in performance reviews as being more capable leaders than counterparts who are less prone to feeling guilty.

They're designed to give an appearance of the paper cards they're meant to replace, with envelopes that virtually "open up" and even optional gift card inserts which resemble their offline counterparts capable of holding plastic cards.

The new fixture, which maintains all the capabilities of its standard counterpart, is truly capable of sustaining loading in tension as well as in compression so that specimens can be tested for loading and reversed loading.

Try to allow for the possibility that your counterpart is capable of being rational and reasonable, and look at the causes of conflict from his or her point of view.

Contrary to intuition, selfish negotiators appear to be fully capable of detecting their counterparts' emotions because of the potential benefits to themselves.

A company operating in Cyprus and owned by Israelis has launched a satellite that is only slightly less capable than its American counterparts.

Yet there seems to be a growing acceptance that women, while excelling in their professional careers and proving to be equally capable as their male counterparts, are still falling short of reaching the top echelons of the UK healthcare system.

Skilled in directing a war of movement and quick to exploit the advantages of flank attacks, German senior officers were to prove generally more capable than their Allied counterparts at directing the operations of large troop formations.

Like it or not, women are still perceived as much more capable than their male counterparts at working out a compromise.