Sentence examples for has showed itself capable from inspiring English sources

In trying to discredit stories and books it doesn't like, and the writers responsible for them, this Administration, like many before it, has showed itself capable of acting ruthlessly and callously.

Learning to live with a somewhat smaller and more stable financial sector will be challenging for the U.K., but it shouldn't be beyond a country that, over the past generation, has showed itself capable of making much bigger changes.

The time for talking might be after either team has shown itself capable of consistent play.

But this fall, Occupy's diffuse but still active network has shown itself capable of real action and organization.

But al-Shabaab has shown itself capable of operating at will in the vast, historically marginalised region near the Somalia border where they are most active.

Local control is always better than administration from a distance, and the Roslyn district has shown itself capable of taking care of the children, if not the money.

And though police and prosecutors have a long way to go when it comes to handling rape cases both sensitively and effectively, the system has shown itself capable of change.

Here and elsewhere, the FAO has shown itself capable of promoting specific and coherent forms of agricultural development that support marginalised food producers – often smallholders, particularly women — who are themselves among the most food insecure.

But in enacting the postwar Marshall plan, and more recently in fighting the global recession, delivering African debt relief and addressing climate change, the world has shown itself capable of uniting in great, transformative acts of statesmanship.

Many in Japan still argue that significant changes to Japan's security stance require a revision of Japan's constitution though it has shown itself capable of considerable flexibility in the past.

That they're fictional might be for the best – except for the safety of the president of the United States – given that the real life Secret Service has shown itself capable of repeated flagrant miscalculations, mismanagement and terrible choices worthy of a bunch of callow fraternity brothers rather than the steady and steadfast protectors of the president.