Sentence examples for capable of forcing a from inspiring English sources

Election observers, including the Correa campaign, view Guillermo Lasso as the candidate most capable of forcing a runoff and, indeed, possibly winning the election.

In an attempt to overcome the mobility constraints of the bocage that had made offensive operations so difficult and costly for both sides, "Rhino" modifications were made to some M4 Sherman and M5A1 Stuart tanks, and M10 tank destroyers, by fitting them with hedge-breaching 'tusks' that were capable of forcing a path through the Norman hedgerows.

After the derivation of the classical Newton's and Euler's equations of rotation, the complete set of the attitude equations, including kinematics and dynamics, is built and employed to design an attitude control law capable of forcing the kinematic variables of a rigid body (angular acceleration, angular rate, and attitude) to track their target trajectories.

Ferres was highlighted by McNamara and his team at the start of the year as a player capable of forcing his way in and the coach admits the player has got himself in "at a really good time".

This strong downdraft causes wind shear capable of forcing aircraft to the ground.

If we were not treated with respect then we were capable of forcing others to respect us.

But they never looked capable of forcing their way back into contention.

The nuclear-powered Russian Icebreaker Yamal is capable of forcing through sheets more than one meter thick.

Rallying these friends and partners into a cohesive alliance capable of facing down Putin, and forcing a step change in his behaviour, is a tall order for May.

One might question whether or not a fungal hypha or other infection structure is capable of exerting a pressure or force sufficiently large to be perceived by the plant cell.

At present, only the United States, Great Britain, and France are considered to possess true blue-water navies capable of projecting force into an enemy's littoral, Russia having lost the ability during the collapse of the Soviet Union and China rising rapidly.