Sentence examples for capable of concluding from inspiring English sources
"Our discussions with both Portpin and the PST suggest that both parties are capable of concluding a deal.
It would explain why there are no people who are capable of concluding P from P & (Q & R), but incapable of concluding P from P & Q, why there are no people capable of learning to prefer a red cube to green square who cannot learn to prefer a green cube to the red square, and why there isn't anyone who can think that John loves Mary who can't also think that Mary loves John.
Shame erodes the piece of us that believes we are capable of change". She concludes, "Shame resilience is key to embracing our vulnerability.
"Capable of compromise," the paper concluded.
"This country has never had such a stupid president," Mr Kurkov concludes, "capable of radicalising one of the most tolerant populations in the world!" Or, more concisely: "Stupid bastard!" All the same, he is unsentimental about the revolutionaries, some of whom turn to score-settling and extortion.
This chapter provides a brief overview of the fiber Bragg grating (FBG) as a potential sensor and then reviews the properties of the FBG used in sensing of the many quantities it is capable of measuring; the chapter concludes with the recent progress and future prospects of the FBG in sensing.
Thus, a complete recipe for a UV photodetector capable of fast switching is concluded out of the present research.
And just as important, someone who is capable of achieving results (I'll conclude with the case against Sanders, and there's a very, very strong case to make against him).
Mr. Hathaway concluded in a recent article that "neither the stock or bond market is capable of delivering anything close to the returns of the last 20 years".
With homeowners complaining about already high property taxes and many school districts struggling to close budget gaps, not all school districts are capable of providing the resources that Randolph concluded were necessary to help raise performance in those classrooms with children in need of extra services.
