Sentence examples for capable of achieving some from inspiring English sources

"I wholeheartedly believe that with the coaches and playing squad Wasps currently have, the club is capable of achieving some great things.

Heat cured geopolymer binders have been studied extensively to establish their mechanical behaviour under quasi-static loading conditions and it has been found that they are capable of achieving comparable and in some cases better properties than ordinary Portland cement (OPC).

At the outset there should be an expectation that the proposed learning supports are capable of achieving their aims, with some evidence from data and student experience.

Furthermore, as things stand, it's not clear that the European Union is capable of achieving even the level of governance — some would call it dysfunction — that has lately characterized the United States.

He believes that in every major city across Europe, Russia, and Israel, there are "a legion of companies that are capable of achieving billion dollar valuations and in some cases are likely to be able to do close to a billion dollars in revenues over the next 3 to 5 years".

Some are capable of achieving much higher copy numbers (Charrier et al. 1999; Lepetit et al. 2000; Hikosaka and Kawahara 2004; Macas et al. 2005; Ray et al. 2005; Remigereau et al. 2006).

The various migrations described in this chapter indicate what some birds are capable of achieving on their annual travels.

What are your people capable of achieving?

At present, only NATO forces are capable of achieving this.

Quite what Wales are capable of achieving in France is anyone's guess.

Fifty years later, any similarly radical reform must also be a practical reality, capable of achieving widespread support.