Sentence examples for capable to push from inspiring English sources

Emerging from the talks in Rome, he said the proposed changes had been greeted positively "as long as Greece has a comprehensive plan, social consensus, political unity and is willing and capable to push through wide-ranging reforms".

While high-frequency variability may be filtered out by the slow dynamics of transcription factor synthesis and accumulation, low frequency changes, such as a slow alteration in the cell's microenvironment, are capable to push expression levels across substate boundaries.

I was always trying to find what the medium was capable of and to push it as far as possible.

By showing contestants that are capable and excited to push themselves physically, The Biggest Loser has helped drive demand for gym services.

Those that aren't capable of doing that tend to push themselves to the outskirts of the blogosphere, where their main job is to lob in attacks at random intervals, pursuing long forgotten insults.

We had one thing in common: the drive and ambition to push more capable and accomplished women into the ring.

"We want to repay that faith by building a squad that is capable of pushing to League One and beyond.

And Yates feels that the Robins are beginning to show signs they are capable of pushing on to the end of the season with a strong run of form.

Patients smoking the stuff can exhibit mild symptoms like cramps and vomiting, but the drug is also capable of pushing people to polar extremes from catatonia to epilepsy, sometimes all in the same trip.

That has made it easier to replace stalwarts like Alex Scott and Casey Stoney ― both now retired ― with young talent capable of pushing England to the next level.

Mr Milburn ought to be capable of pushing through the government's reforms of the National Health Service over the opposition of unions and doctors.