Sentence examples for capable of reaping from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hassett's writing is skillful and fluid, but it never approaches the emotional depth or lyricism of the work of Brian Friel or Conor McPherson, to name two Irish writers capable of reaping rich theatrical rewards from the tricky monologue format.
However, according to McKinsey research, by 2018 the United States will experience a shortage of 190,000 skilled data scientists and 1.5 million managers and analysts capable of reaping actionable insights from the big data deluge.
So it's a group of people rather than one person like Rizzuto who was a master mediator capable of striking alliances and reaping huge profits through criminal enterprises".
For various reasons, including a career-threatening back injury, it has taken Jordan time to be able to show what he is really capable of, but Sussex are certainly reaping the rewards this season and the 24-year-old's call-up to the England squad is well-deserved.
"A university that prides itself on developing critical thinking capabilities in its undergraduates could reap tremendous benefits from managing its own employees as if they were capable of independent thought," the report said.
The cable companies are finally reaping the benefit of the huge investments they made to rebuild their networks with fiber optic cables, capable of delivering hundreds of digital channels as well as two-way data traffic.
I'm capable of medalling.
I am capable of forgiving.
Were women not capable of magic?
