Sentence examples for is most capable from inspiring English sources

And it is Washington, not Buenos Aires, that is most capable of resolving the latest financial impasse.

Orbán declared that Hungary would join China, India, Turkey and Russia in the "race to invent a state that is most capable of making a nation successful".

And if Clinton can't decisively knock Obama out on Tuesday, as remaining primary state voters start considering which candidate is most capable of taking on Senator McCain, my guess is she ultimately won't be able to carry the nomination.

But the Muslim Rights Concern group on Thursday said it was "the other way round, as the practice of homosexualism and lesbianism is most capable of instigating widespread hatred and turning society upside down".

The straw poll was also a disappointment for Jon M. Huntsman Jr., the former governor of Utah, who made an argument to the gathering on Friday that those in attendance should choose the person who is most capable of defeating President Obama.

In his most recent book, "A Nation Like No Other," Gingrich writes that "the family is the cornerstone of society," the force, he assures us, that "is most capable of inculcating the hearts and minds of children with the honesty, character, and virtue that is necessary to preserve a free republic".

The few who might be most capable are unwilling to cross Mayor Daley and prefer to wait until the 67-year-old mayor steps down voluntarily.

Donald Trump is not considered among the candidates who are most capable of elevating that debate and Politico has reported that the Koch network is "freezing him out".

After decades of observing the government and living by its policies, it's the Chinese themselves who are most capable of predicting the political whimsy of their leaders.

If the controversial portion of this book, or any other book, is discussed in context, students are most capable of putting it in perspective.

The science of molecular biology would be most capable of overthrowing the cell theory if the latter were an exaggerated generalization.