Sentence examples for capable of establishing itself from inspiring English sources

Will it be capable of establishing itself in non-invaded native forests and regenerating under its own canopy in the absence of disturbances?

Ms Mayer will have the considerable task of convincing staff they do not work for a Silicon Valley has-been, but a powerful player capable of re-establishing itself in the pantheon of dotcom giants.

Without disturbances, A. dealbata would be successful on the intermediate matrix and within native forest, while C. alba seems capable of surviving and establishing itself in invaded areas, thereby contributing to recovery and restoration of natural spaces.

They are now thought capable of establishing latency.

Each fertilized queen is immediately capable of establishing or taking over a nest.

The Kurds have proven capable of establishing common cause with Arab tribes.

Presenting himself as the only man capable of establishing and extending the French colony, he secured appointment as governor (1835).

We should remember that the Modern is the only institution in the world that is capable of establishing a canon for all of 20th-century art.

But dramatic situations are hinted at rather than developed, and a convincing performance of "Opus 19" requires dancers capable of establishing and sustaining moods.

"If he isn't capable of establishing a genuine alternative then he will have stamped the expiry date on his government".

Yet the objective here is plain: to depict a man of profound moral ambiguities who, though a murderer, is also capable of establishing a loving, grace-filled church.