Sentence examples for capable of resurrecting from inspiring English sources

"Germany was capable of resurrecting from its own ruins and rebuilding a new Europe together with Italy.

Set three years after the conclusion of "Chapterhouse," "Hunters" finds its protagonists still adrift on that no-ship, armed with technology capable of resurrecting many of the long-dead heroes of the earliest "Dune" novels, including Paul Atreides, a powerful psychic and a prophetic figure known as the Kwisatz Haderach; and his son, Leto II, a fearsome tyrant who ruled Arrakis for 3,500 years.

We all are capable of resurrecting ourselves from the very depths of hell on earth.

PHF8 is capable of resurrecting ATRA sensitivity in resistant APL cells.

The sizes of virus-derived inserts range from short stretches of the bacteriophage genomes used for antiviral defense [ 6] to the entire viral genomes capable of resurrecting infectious viruses, as in the case of virion DNA-containing, reverse-transcribing, plant pararetroviruses [ 7- 9].

This approach can significantly reduce the downtime and maintenance costs in data centers, and is the first design and implementation of an OS-hypervisor combo capable of automatically resurrecting a crashed commercial server-OS.

Unfortunately, however, they are too often overinterpreted or misused in the hope of resurrecting a failed study.

Damage-dealing players who are capable of spot-healing and resurrecting fallen players are next on your priority scale.

Ethical implications of partially resurrecting an extinct species are plentiful.

"If Europe is not capable of protecting its own borders, it's the very idea of Europe that will be questioned," Valls said, when asked about resurrecting border controls within the continent.

I'm capable of medalling.