Sentence examples for capable of renewing from inspiring English sources
Since then, scientists have been finding more evidence that the human brain is not only capable of renewing itself but that exercise speeds the process.
POLITICIANS capable of renewing the unpopular and demoralised Republican Party are hard to find in the Senate, where they cannot even mount a filibuster these days.
Because ballet and jazz are arts always capable of renewing themselves, no one needs to worry about how neatly the offerings of Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal fit into either category.
Researchers said the new findings raised a puzzling question: if females have stem cells capable of renewing their egg cache, why don't they retain their fertility, as males do, rather than go into menopause?
It is a rare and encouraging phenomenon to find a veteran writer capable of renewing his prose and achieving the true import of his style -- and I suspect it has come about in Brombert's case because of the rather Proustian enterprise he has so intelligently and so searchingly brought before us.
Lacks died of her cancer eight months later, but her cells, dubbed HeLa, became the first immortalized cell line, capable of renewing itself in artificial culture indefinitely.
In recent days, senior counterintelligence officials have told the White House and Congress in classified briefings that Osama bin Laden's terror network, Al Qaeda, presented a continuing threat fully capable of renewed attacks in the United States or overseas.
These cells are fully capable of self renewing and of serially propagating tumors in nu-nu mice.
Soil is a vital natural resource that is not capable of being renewed on the human time scale (Liu et al. 2006).
If our "human nature" is capable of a renewed future, our creative abilities can surely work out any design challenges.
What Federer is capable of doing is renewing the belief that tennis can still be about footwork, instinct and touch, intuitive strategizing that currently does not even require the use of a coach.
