Sentence examples for capable of weighing from inspiring English sources

After all, Dr. Yale was a physician herself, capable of weighing the risks.

They contend that courts are perfectly capable of weighing the competing security and environmental concerns.

Physicians are very capable of weighing the evidence and individualizing care based on it.

Clearly, physicians are capable of weighing medical evidence, considering its source and strength, and making treatment decisions that best serve individual patients.

It was a tactic meant to promote an image of her sister's innocence in the face of outraged reaction to "Wuthering Heights," but a tactic that also had the effect of making Emily seem like an empty vessel, "receiving her vision fully formed from the hand of fate," instead of "a thinking writer capable of weighing individual words with great care".

Although it looks more than capable of weighing down a sheaf of A4 paper as well, if necessary.

These patients are usually considered competent and capable of rationally weighing up the pros and cons by either following the norms and deciding to have a bloodless operation or a blood transfusion and abandon their family [ 17].

Selection of weighing method.

Typically, we meet the victim not as a person but as a dismantled puzzle to be put back together by the canny viewer, who is likewise appealed to not as a person hearing about a human catastrophe but as an analytical machine capable of sorting and weighing the relevant facts.

They were capable of lifting aircraft weighing up to 7500 kg.

The first bombards were made of iron, but bronze was quickly recognized as being stronger and capable of propelling stones weighing as much as a hundred pounds (45 kg).