Sentence examples for capable today from inspiring English sources
"The police are more capable today than they were a year ago," said Lt. Col. Russell Lewis, the battalion commander.
Microsoft is helping Princeton to better understand the mechanisms of biofilm formation by providing advanced technology that will greatly extend the type of research analysis capable today.
"Civil society is much more capable today compared to 2008," said Ran Yunfei, a prominent democracy activist and blogger, who describes Weibo as a revolutionary tool for social change.
In this project, Microsoft is helping Princeton to better understand the mechanisms of biofilm formation by providing advanced technology that will greatly extend the type of research analysis capable today.
A: Some of the problems of the intelligence community I think have been inflicted on it by some of the things people who are saying why aren't you more capable today, but (inaudible) past.
Indeed, after more than 100 years of saying no to each other in every way possible, it seems as if Israel and the Palestinians are not capable today of wanting "anything" at all.
Samples from all studies were separated on both Applied Biosystems 3500 series and 6-dye capable 3130 series Genetic Analyzers and data is reported for each.
Thus there are predictions now that, despite his hard line against the Soviet Union, Mr. Reagan would be capable this year of making a deal with Moscow to reduce nuclear arms, with obvious political benefits accruing from this.
Turkey's President Suleyman Demirel is no Slobodan Milosevic but, egged on by a belligerent chief of staff and a chorus of raucous politicians, he looked ominously capable last week of picking a fight with Syria.
The developing autonomy and privacy rights of children are further protected through regulations requiring that provisions are made for soliciting the assent of the child, when he or she is capable (DHHS 2005, 45CFR 46.408; U.S. EPA 2006, CFR 26.406).
