Sentence examples for capable of gaining from inspiring English sources

Harlan's Holiday seems capable of gaining both.

He is well aware that human beings are always capable of gaining more than they lose with every new technology.

Mr. Draper tutored Mr. Wozniak and Mr. Jobs in the art of programming their own blue boxes, capable of gaining free -- and illegal -- access to the phone network.

With little experience of athletics, the actresses had to prove they were capable of gaining speed and eventually looking like the real thing.

In a boost to Alex Salmond's push for a split with the UK, S&P said the Scottish economy was capable of gaining recognition from the international investment community even if it fails to retain the pound and has to issue its own currency.

And even if he proves able to master what appear to be the contradictions in his own role, he does not — for all his power, and all his skill in using it — command forces of the kind that seem capable of gaining the ends he seeks.

As one of the most organized groups in Egypt, the Brotherhood, especially if they join forces with the Salafi Islamists, may still be capable of once again gaining control of the government when a fair and free election eventually takes place. .

As one of the most organised groups in Egypt, the Brotherhood, especially if they join forces with the Salafi Islamists, may still be capable of once again gaining control of the government when a fair and free election eventually takes place. .

Certainly it is improved, capable of long gains, quick strikes and dynamic plays.

Any driver who manages to exceed a car's E.P.A. mileage estimate can call himself a hypermiler, but it helps to have a hybrid, both because the car's dashboard readout provides instant feedback about fuel usage and because it is capable of stratospheric gains.

We also demonstrated that ExonFinder is capable of inferring gain- and loss-of-ASV events, which may be valuable for evolutionary studies in the era of transcriptomics.