Sentence examples for capable of erecting from inspiring English sources
But it has become clear that for every obstacle the government painstakingly surmounts, Argentina's Congress and its courts are capable of erecting another one.
It was built in 1925, a time when the powers that be in LA imagined they were capable of erecting this grand 'city on the hill'.
If anyone can define reality in non-physical, non-linear terms, freed from all boundaries and yet capable of erecting the incredibly organized cosmos, it's difficult to imagine how mind isn't the answer.
The tent may be the oldest form of human structure – easy to assemble, fast to dismantle and capable of being erected in any terrain.
Without architectural plans or drawings, but by following rules of thumb and century-old hand-tied knots, Cantonese bamboo scaffolders are capable of quickly erecting the large and complex scaffolding structures needed for the construction of the city's many high-rise and other buildings (see Fig. 3).
In the second pilot study, measurement consistency was evaluated for the conventional and electromechanical methods for anthropometric measurements of ten wheelchair users who were clothed and not capable of maintaining erect seated postures for the measurement session.
Clearly, erecting a nation capable of actualizing the promise of liberty and justice and democracy requires far more than words.
So, until the church erects the infrastructure capable of meeting all those needs, we're just going to have to run the fruits of those labors through the only apparatus even closet to being able to handle them all --the government.
Mr Crabb suggested only Colin Jackson was capable of clearing all the hurdles Labour wanted to erect over income tax.
45.3 % of the children capable of leaning in any direction and of re-erecting the trunk (level VIII on the LSS) could walk without limitation (level I on the GMFCS).
These microbes are capable of changing their surface characteristics to elude barriers the body has erected against them.
