Sentence examples for capable of winning more from inspiring English sources

Only true Santorum believers think he is capable of winning more than a primary here, a primary there.

Wiggins is capable of winning more Tours de France.

"Andy's a great player," Lendl said, "He is fully capable of winning more majors.

The way that he drives, the killing instinct that he has, he's capable of winning more than two championships".

Many Israeli analysts believe that the two men are capable of winning round more sceptical cabinet colleagues, and that once they have done so the leadership of the Israeli Defence Force will swallow its doubts, salute smartly and get on with an attack.Those doubts are, however, well-grounded.

Asked whether his team are capable of winning by more than 50 points on Saturday, England assistant coach Andy Farrell said: "It all starts with your mentality, we've got to impose our game and make sure we get momentum within the game and see how it goes from there.

Three more slams this year, he is more than capable of winning one of them" – but Murray isn't quite ready to surrender.

It would surely be hard to argue that England are not the more accomplished side and ought to be more than capable of winning comfortably, if not overwhelmingly, particularly over the course of a five-Test series which are rather less open to anomalous results than three-match ones.

And it is healthy to have more teams capable of winning rather than fewer.

I wish Josh the best, he is more than capable of winning gold.

Washington may be a heavy underdog, but the Huskies are more than capable of winning in Lincoln.