Sentence examples for capable of harming from inspiring English sources
Although he was 18, he looked much younger and did not seem physically capable of harming me.
Navalny said no disclosures about Putin or his inner circle were capable of harming the president's ratings, because state television simply ignores them.
"He is no longer physically capable of harming anybody and, indeed, has never harmed anybody in his life," Mr. Heinzmann told the judge.
While opposed to slavery, he and other Indiana Republicans believed abolition was bad politics at this time and capable of harming the Union coalition they hoped to preserve.
You could argue that this doesn't matter that much, because elements of the Conservative party – see the furious internal row over gay marriage – are capable of harming their party without anyone else's assistance.
"As this matter progresses it will become clear that Mr. Parnell never intentionally shipped or intentionally caused to be shipped any tainted food products capable of harming P.C.A.'s customers," said a statement from the firm, Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore.
But he endorses the view of Representative Thad McCotter (R-Mich)., "America must stand with her ally Egypt to preserve an imperfect government capable of reform, and prevent a tyrannical government capable of harm".
I am incensed at the thought of people in the world capable of callously harming myself, my family, and those I've gotten to know over the years in the seats around me.
