Sentence examples for capable of losing from inspiring English sources
I wasn't capable of losing more.
Capable of losing to Holland and beating Australia.
But we are capable of losing both, that's football.
Yet in Moldova, Russia is proving quite capable of losing an ally without western help.
What Swann did not add is that England is equally capable of losing to anybody.
Mind you, Trump seems more than capable of losing the election on his own.
But during the regular season, they were inconsistent, capable of beating Georgetown and of losing to Rutgers.
Notably, the translocation frequencies for all three of these double homozygotes were significantly below that of the rad1Δ/rad1Δ rad59Δ/rad59Δ double homozygote, indicating that with the short substrates, none of the rad59 missense alleles were capable of suppressing the effect of losing RAD1 as well as the rad59Δ null allele.
The hopes I had invested in the mansion, which I saw, impossibly, both as a means of escape and as a power capable of bringing lost things back, made it seem unwise, almost rude, to notice them.
U.S. training for a new, five-thousand-man Syrian rebel force, to battle both the Islamic State and the regime of President Bashar al-Assad, does not get under way until March, and it isn't expected to be capable of recapturing lost ground until next year.
In the 2003 UK Championship he snatched victory from two down with three to play after Carter had missed a sitting yellow on the brink of winning 9-6, but yesterday the 38-year-old never looked remotely capable of recovering lost ground.
