Sentence examples for considered capable of making from inspiring English sources

It is the essence of fresh lemons, the antithesis of the artificial or too-sweet lemonades so common in this country, where even children are considered capable of making a pitcherful to sell at a sidewalk stand.

The six companies emerged from a group of 30 large real estate development firms that were considered capable of handling a deal of this size and were provided three months ago with the data they needed to make preliminary bids.

Modern steel alloys are considered capable of much greater spans.

Or intellectuals, the only people now considered capable of understanding a five-syllable word like "portability"?

Without the support of a majority of parliament's 650 elected members, an executive is not considered capable of functioning.

You are automatically considered capable of being heroic.

Lightly raced and considered the type capable of making the grade in pattern-race company, he won't mind any further rain that arrives.

Especially in children the right not to know is a recurrent issue, because adverse psychological and social effects of predictive genetic testing for late-onset diseases may be severe in children [ 25], and also because children are considered incapable or less capable of making autonomous choices.

"Remember, if your child is at university, they're doing well and are considered to be an adult capable of making their own decisions," Squire adds.

Polling by YouGov shows that only 11% of voters consider the party the most capable of making "tough and unpopular decisions".

I think people are capable of making two decisions".