Sentence examples for capable of being made from inspiring English sources

Even without CCS, modern coal-fired power plants, though more efficient than the old ones and capable of being made a lot cleaner, are more expensive than those using old technology.

Enough of the drug has been produced or is capable of being made to serve the United States, Canadian and European markets, the unit, with headquarters in Weston, Fla., said in a statement.

During the hearing on 3 March, Richard Spearman QC claimed it would be unfair to identify the financier, even though there was no truth in the allegations, because "the fact that [he] has had to seek relief would be capable of being made into a story in its own right and would be likely to lead to widespread speculation as to what story he has been concerned to prevent the defendants from telling".

Due to the weakness of our faculties, Locke suspects, "natural Philosophy is not capable of being made a Science".

Colors and weight, by contrast, are non-relational, according to James, and are thus in principle capable of being made to exist without a subject.

This way of getting, and improving our Knowledge of Substances only by Experience and History … makes me suspect, that natural Philosophy is not capable of being made a Science".

That's when I first realised what he was capable of and I'm made up by what he's gone on to achieve.

We are now capable of making better oil than has ever been made".

England's pack is capable of being dominant and making inroads.

And if he makes the pitch he's capable of making, it may be a strike".

Knowing what people are capable of has made me re-evaluate my own capabilities".