Sentence examples for capable of reclaiming from inspiring English sources

It is too late to salvage the season, but the Knicks appear capable of reclaiming some self-esteem in the final weeks.

Ideally, they should also be capable of reclaiming reusable materials from human waste.

The good news is that there are many people in both of these religions who are capable of reclaiming the hopeful and loving and justice-oriented instincts that were there at the beginning and to create beautiful rituals to embody that energy.

"We lost hope of reclaiming our territories.

I have no way of reclaiming the cash.

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"We know that even though the dream of a just, non-racial and prospering democracy is temporarily in eclipse – being throttled by the actions (or lack of it) of a generation of leaders that seems to have largely lost its moral compass – the people of South Africa are capable of rising to reclaim their future," the clerics warned in their letter to the ANC president, Jacob Zuma.

Thousands more trainers are needed to transform Afghanistan's underperforming Army and corrupt and brutal National Police into forces capable of maintaining order and legitimacy in areas reclaimed from the Taliban.

Eight years on, Gilchrist believes Australia's current team have been galvanised under coach Darren Lehmann and are capable of fighting back from 1-0 down to reclaim the Ashes.

Dent had been considered the future of Gotham, a hero capable of standing up for good and helping reclaim the city from evil, and doing so without a mask.

That left Afghanistan needing to produce something special to reclaim the title, although they looked capable of doing it as they matched their opponents' blistering start.