Sentence examples for capable of orchestrating from inspiring English sources

It is the sort of campaign that the armed forces have already shown themselves quite capable of orchestrating.

First, he is one of the few terrorists capable of orchestrating such a daring and complicated series of attacks.

Make no mistake: the Mandarin is more than capable of orchestrating chaos on a level that may be too much for one Iron Man to handle.

It retains a leadership structure capable of orchestrating violence; the simultaneous strikes in Riyadh may well have been its doing, as both the Saudis and the Americans think.

Though capable of orchestrating thrilling motion, as he showed with the angel flight of "Wings of Desire", Mr Wenders knows when to stop and stare.

In 1996, American officials described Bin Laden as "one of the most significant financial sponsors of Islamic extremism in the world," but he was not thought of as someone capable of orchestrating international terrorist plots.

The N-terminal extension may thus interact with a broad range of proteins capable of directly orchestrating cytoskeletal dynamics.

Mr. Patterson -- who has worked as a lawyer in San Francisco and written several legal thrillers -- does a more capable job orchestrating the courtroom drama in "Protect and Defend" than he does with the political aspects of his story.

For less mobile predators, like C. gibbosum, the feeding-stimulated formation of the deterrent hydroxy acids of PGA2 in P. homomalla and/or acidic hydrolysis of esterified PGA2 forms in the low-pH gastric environment could pose a significant threat unless these obligate predators possessed orchestrated detoxification mechanisms capable of responding to host allelochemicals.

Therefore, in planarian protonephridia, cilia appear to generate a non-cell autonomous signal capable of regulating the proliferation of protonephridial progenitors and orchestrating their integration into the protonephridial tubules.

Embryonic stem cells (ESCs) are pluripotent cells that are capable of differentiating into any somatic cell types by a process orchestrated by highly hierarchical gene expression waves.