Sentence examples for finally be capable of from inspiring English sources

As his research progressed, Goodman continued to consider therapeutic applications, and in the late 1990s, he and his colleagues decided that neuroscience might finally be capable of supporting a biotech company.

In the last months of her life, will they finally be capable of taking a step toward each other?

This station is capable of treating the water of 1,100,000 inhabitants and should finally be capable of fully purifying the Senne, which had long caused much of the pollution of the Scheldt river.

This was the beginning of an industrial complex that finally was capable of producing everything from wire cloth to enormous suspension bridge cables 91 cm (36 inches) in diameter.

If we finally are capable of building that "Babylonian tower," perhaps even the world's peace will be more probable.

It's the same word for the soul and the butterfly, and by putting the emblem of the butterfly that indicated at death the soul finally would be capable of flying off toward the light and toward the creator.

Different from the conventional single-stage ejector refrigeration system, this two-stage system is finally found to be capable of supplying more refrigerating effect in situations where the condensation temperature is lower than 21.7 °C.

Finally, saliva exosomes should be capable of communicating with neighboring cells such as human oral keratinocytes and altering gene expression at the new location.

Finally, any legal standard must, in theory, be capable of being known.

Finally, the probabilistic approach was found to be capable of producing valuable information on the equipment operating envelope that would help designers assessing the number of equipment trains and their operating limits.

Too inflexible to be capable of modernization, the system was finally abolished in 1905.