Sentence examples for capable to go on from inspiring English sources

Any use of age as a proxy for ability and competence is discriminatory and will penalise people who are perfectly able and capable to go on doing their jobs and contributing to the success of the organisations they work for.

Contingent on the cellular contexts, G1-arrested cells may enter apoptosis, senescence (permanent quiescence) or reversible quiescence capable to go back to cell cycle and proliferate.

I'm capable – I wouldn't want to go on benefits".

Even though afterward it was as if self-awareness had been surgically removed and all she had to go on, all she was capable of experiencing, was its phantom".

The car, to go on sale in the autumn, is capable of running solely on battery power for short periods.

"I hope that this is what they need to inspire them to go on and be the team that they are capable of being.

Antrim remained four ahead at 0-19 to 0-15 with 17 minutes left and looked at that stage capable of going on to register the seven-point which could have made sure of Division 1B safety.

To be mortal is to be capable of dying (as opposed to going on and on and on), and therefore of having a beginning, middle and end, which is what sentences, narratives and arguments have: you start here and end there with the completed thought or story or conclusion (quod erat demonstrandum).

Last summer on home soil, England trailed 4-2 on points but fought back to win five limited-overs games in a row for a 12-4 scorelineoreline and Edwards believes Australia are capable of going on a similar run.

Having gone to medical school back home, the quiet, capable Okwe understands what's going on but finds no one to help spread the alarm.

Attributing a slight memory lapse to something ominous going on in your brain will lead you, and others, to see yourself as less than mentally capable.