Sentence examples for capable to start from inspiring English sources

Russia was over the 19th century willing to invade India, but not capable to start an enterprise of such dimensions as the Russo-Japanese war (1904-1905) unmasked.

With HP having just recently announced that webOS is going open source, the last thing they need is for their (small, but surprisingly capable) developer community to start falling apart.

And last month three of the top (and most capable) execs (COO, SVP Product Strategy and VP Technology) left to start their own company.

The president's team of capable technocrats expects the economy to start growing again this year, perhaps by 1.5%.

Johnson has always had a good idea of the strike zone, and he seems capable of getting on base to start an inning or to extend a rally.

How? Instead of lead plates, Ohm brings in a more modern, two-part system: an EDLC supercapacitor capable of dumping enough energy to start your engine, and a set of smaller batteries (LiFePO4, which contain no toxic heavy metals) to keep things powered when the engine is off.

a: We are going to start with a capable sales force for merchants that are feed up with the current companies.

Group II (ready for activity): Individual who is not at present ready to start working, but is capable of participating in a programme activity aiming at later employment.

This possibility allows drug discovery projects to start aiming at drugs capable of selectively inhibiting several drug targets in a panel fashion.

As you prove yourself to be capable, you can start charging more for your services.

Yet just beneath the clear and measured prose, there is always a tremor of something more bestial and crude: two Catholic Brothers are suddenly seen pleasuring themselves in a back room; a capable young widow starts to trace obscene words on her skirt while being lectured to by a bank manager; a recently bereaved young man suddenly gives in to his covert desire for another man.