Sentence examples for healthy and capable from inspiring English sources

But he was emotionally healthy and capable of dealing with a very tumultuous and trying time".

Even for a healthy and capable eldest son, the crown was rarely available without the murder of potential rivals--roasting, beheading and poisoning were all popular methods.

As one of the few Mets who are both healthy and capable enough to deliver a much-needed victory, the burden of failing to do so again was one that Rodriguez knew could not be easily washed away.

A provincial power firm ordered to send workers to Beijing to help maintain uninterrupted supplies says those chosen must (rather like athletes) be "politically progressive, ideologically stable, physically healthy and capable of following orders".

Data from the sixth census show that more than 90%% of elderly aged 65 to 79 were basically healthy and capable of taking care of themselves.

For instance, in explaining the role of labor in household livelihood resilience an informant in Gura Amba Kebele noted that "a farmer with no asset can live by the sweat of his brow as long as he is healthy and capable to work".

If Congress is signalling that Mr Gandhi is not yet ready to emerge as its leader, or prime-ministerial candidate, then who is? Mr Singh is still healthy, energetic and capable, but the octogenarian must be allowed to retire at some point.

Recently, experiments carried out in mice showed very high regeneration-promoting activity of the so-called hybrid periportal hepatocytes residing in portal triads of healthy liver and capable of replenishing the entire chronically damaged parenchyma.

They are healthy and perfectly capable of producing babies.

Such "pure bullies" were identified as often being strong and healthy and socially capable - with their manipulative and aggressive behaviour being seen as "deviant" rather than reflecting that they were "emotionally troubled".

Those people older than 70 years who do engage in balance and resistance training are much more likely to be healthy and functionally capable than those who do not.