Sentence examples for capable of citing from inspiring English sources
Even after the change and von Tessmar's promise of his soldiers' better conduct in future, Léon Kauffmann was capable of citing thirty-six instances of German soldiers caught smuggling foodstuffs between March 1917 and June 1918.
History certainly tells us that the Bush-Cheney administration would be capable of seeking to cite fabricated evidence in a push to justify military action against a targeted country.
In contrast, L. rhamnosus GG, another probiotic capable of restoring microbiota, is often cited in meta-analysis as having significant efficacy for AAD.
Pharmacokinetic modelling techniques have shown that the dose regimen for rFVIIa treatment used in the above cited RCT is capable of providing adequate plasma levels of drug to support haemostasis [ 318].
The modern player best capable of carrying it out is Roger Federer, Pasarell said, citing his ability to slice, change the pace, and maneuver on court.
Hence we must establish whether the applicant in terms of language, culture and values is capable of adjusting to the Danish labour market" (cited in Langager & Maressa, 2001).
"Not much," he replied, citing reasons to doubt that insects are capable of much suffering.
An example often cited is a Soviet-made Troika pistol, supposedly capable of firing three shots before it is discarded.
She cites the LED lights she used recently that are capable of blending colour in response to video footage.
Iranian Intelligence Minister Heidar Moslehi was cited by Press TV as saying his ministry was capable of countering any threats.
