Sentence examples for capable of regaining from inspiring English sources

Their objective was to install a technocratic government capable of regaining control of the economy and restoring security.

It is unclear whether McGrady, who was once among the N.B.A.'s most dynamic players, is willing to adapt, or capable of regaining his old form.

It may even cost their head coach, Mano Menezes, his job, since there was little sign on Saturday of progress towards the construction of a side capable of regaining the World Cup on home territory in two years' time.

She comes to believe the enemy may be capable of regaining their humanity and with the help of her friend Nora (a sort of Nurse figure) starts changing hearts and minds.

Rather, these officials said, the long war of attrition had leached power and money from the Assad government, and although the Syrian military had not been broken, it was no longer capable of regaining and retaining large portions of territory.

If so, she should fire Mr Mantega, whose over-optimistic forecasts have lost investors' confidence, and appoint a new team capable of regaining the trust of business.Ms Rousseff's hope seems to be that full employment and rising real wages will be enough to secure her a second term in 2014.

However, the variable speed operation of the VSWT poses a great challenge in successfully designing an appropriate control approach, applicable for wide operating ranges, capable of minimizing the effects of energy regain by the Wind Turbine (WT) after the support period.

Primary immune cells isolated from mouse spleens were washed extensively to remove inherent tissue nucleases, and we verified that nuclease-free medium incubated with splenocytes for 24 h does not regain nuclease activity capable of nanostructure digestion (Supporting Information Figure 11).

"I think anyone can if you pitch the way you're capable of," Girardi said when asked whether Vazquez could regain the fans' trust.

Both, however, were capable of deplorable conduct in their efforts to retain or regain power.

Neither side looks capable of achieving the standards set in 2005 when England regained the urn in an atmosphere of national celebration.