Sentence examples for considers capable of from inspiring English sources

He lost a prized defender to Manchester City in Joleon Lescott, then replaced him with three new players, each of whom brings a new dimension to a squad he still considers capable of a top-six finish.

When announcing its decision in April the CCRC said that despite a lengthy and complex investigation, it "has not identified any evidence or legal argument that it considers capable of raising a real possibility that the court of appeal would quash the convictions".

She and her staff of 10 can tell you, for example, how many pounds of cubed cheese a caterer considers capable of consumption by a crowd of 5,000 (answer: 550 lbs.).

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"?

However, in Florida, a minor is not considered capable of giving consent, he added.

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

Ordinary folk were considered capable of assembling and enjoying modernist furniture, but not of running the economy.

Should Andersen fade away, there will be only four firms considered capable of auditing the country's biggest companies.

Nor can a struggling child of sixteen be considered capable of making fully informed and life changing decisions like this.

Along with Beatrice Caslaro of Romania, Yana Klochkova of Ukraine, Tomoko Hagirara of Japan and Joanne Malar of Canada, she is considered capable of winning any of the three medals.