Sentence examples for capable of taming from inspiring English sources
Monetary policy seemed wholly capable of taming the business cycle.
You know you're in trouble when you're seen as less capable of taming the House Republicans than an ex-president who was impeached by the House Republicans.
It's more that Harvey, deGrom, Syndergaard and Matz each appear to be dialed in at the right moment and capable of taming even the Royals' relentless nine and taking the pressure off a questionable bullpen.
The big news here, and it's far from boring, is that the G.O.P. nominee proved, as neither his father nor Bob Dole could, that he is capable of taming, uniting and, if you will, leading what has been for a decade a notoriously unruly and obstreperous party.
As The New York Times' Adam Liptak reports, McConnell is quite certain that somewhere in the Republican Party, there exists one or more eminence grises who are capable of taming Trump into respectability.
As Dr. James Landon, the study's lead researcher noted, "In every single home included in our sample, we observed that only the iPad was capable of taming a toddler's tantrum, convincing the toddler to eat vegetables, and motivating the toddler to sit still and shut up for car rides lasting more than 30 minutes".
It is the citizens that are just and democratic, and capable of creating governments, institutions, associations and laws that tame the capital created and put it to work for everyone while respecting liberty.
Spivak believes, however, that taming all of that data will require a platform capable of intelligently digesting and filtering all types of data, for example social updates as well as news, something he is trying to make possible with Bottlenose.
Nakamura solved the problem in 1993 by taming gallium nitride, one of the few semiconductor materials capable of emitting light at the desired blue wavelength but notoriously difficult to fabricate into working devices.
We are doomed to be Gulliver in Europe's eyes either securely tied and tamed or having his shoulders set back and being capable of bringing enemy ships to a foreign harbour.
Most individuals are relatively tame within a short time, and are capable of recognizing individual humans and discriminating between familiar keepers.
