Sentence examples for capable of devising from inspiring English sources
The Iraqi media is capable of devising its own narrative of the firefight, and there's a good chance that this narrative will not paint the United States in a favorable light.
Mr. Bloomberg may not be the most gifted orator around, but surely he is capable of devising a formulation that would make unmistakably clear, even to the densest reporter, that he is not running — really and truly, cross his heart and kiss his elbow.
A sixth person, a former Arystan officer, oversaw the operation and committed the murder.The problem with this official version of events is that no one in the opposition believes that Mr Utembaev is capable of devising such an elaborate scheme on his own.
Second, advertising agencies have yet to identify models of collaboration that pair conceptual distillers - that is, "storytellers" -- with systemic thinkers, the latter capable of devising innovative transactions.
Andy Dufresne never proved himself capable of devising anything like this, but the moral of our stories is the same: Never abandon hope, even when you are banged up in a maximum security jail.
Perhaps he simply claimed that he was capable, in the appropriate circumstances, of devising arguments which would turn the weaker case into the stronger one.
Bodhrán, dholak, conga, and one or two more of the capable players devised a plan.
In 1960 a semiconductor device called a neuristor was devised, capable of propagating a signal in one direction without attenuation and able to perform numerical and logical operations.
Identifying cellular signaling pathways that become corrupted in the presence of androgens that increase the metastatic potential of organ-confined tumor cells is critical to devising strategies capable of attenuating the metastatic progression of hormone-naïve, organ-confined tumors.
No theory yet devised is capable of dealing sensibly with such extreme conditions, where particle physics melds with gravity.
We devised algorithms capable of preprocessing and analyzing street networks, pointing to existing mobility problems in a city.
