Sentence examples similar to invariably capable of from inspiring English sources
Danny has always been capable of that.
The alloys and coatings capable of functioning in such aggressive environments are invariably multicomponent and multhiphase materials.
The trouble with anthropomorphic robots capable of such dexterity is that they are invariably complex and expensive costing $200,000 or more.
On the contrary "the creative capacity in question here is invariably that of a community or collectivity a social reality capable of investing a space capable, given the resources (productive forces, technology and knowledge, means of labour, etc)., of producing that space" (Lefebvre 1991, p. 115).
In andromonoecious species, basal flowers invariably developed into perfect flowers but distal flowers were plastic, capable of developing into either a staminate flower or a perfect flower [ 50].
With the right light the telephoto camera is capable of producing some great portrait or object shots, but invariably I found I could get better results by using the camera with the f/1.7 lens and moving physically closer.
X-ray crystal structures of Hsp33 invariably omit details of the C-terminal domain, which is truncated in protein constructs that are capable of forming crystals.
Those populations capable of facilitating the success of progeny by placing them in optimal locations will invariably dominate the patch over time.
When I broach the subject of fund-raising, someone will invariably say, "Why don't the Tatas help?," as if this philanthropic multinational is the only actor capable of helping out.
I'm capable of medalling.
