Sentence examples for is technically capable of from inspiring English sources

the financed network is technically capable of providing broadband service for the lifetime of any project-related agreement.

The self-driving mode is "technically" capable of completing a full trip on its own, with no human intervention.

The Musudan is technically capable of flying as far as 2,400 miles, putting Guam within range and almost reaching Alaska.

In spite of this obsession, if you monitor the way in which you regularly use your phone, you will probably find you're drawing on a fraction of what the device is technically capable of.

Although the RAF is technically capable of deploying a further eight Tornados, it is expected that the immediate short-term order will be limited to an additional two Tornados from Marham.

I would have thought this was a pretty dangerous precedent for a network operator to set – if it is technically capable of censoring adverts, then there is all sorts of other content that governments might want taken off the airwaves, too.

In selecting an appropriate technique, the first criterion must be technical feasibility the technique must be technically capable of doing the job in the specific prevailing conditions and environment.

But individual members of colonies do have brains and are technically capable of making their own decisions.

He added that Iran was technically capable of producing enough enriched uranium for a nuclear weapon in the next few years, "if it chooses to do so".

It has made observable advances this year, firing two intercontinental ballistic missiles in July, the second of which was technically capable of reaching as far as Denver or Chicago.

They may be technically capable of handling the disaster at Chernobyl, but the world has grown too small for them to persist in their secrecy.