Sentence examples for is thought capable of from inspiring English sources

It is partly because of the plague-on-all-your houses public mood that Mr. Brown is thought capable of hanging on until the general election.

An entry in the World Hurdle gives a clue as to what he is thought capable of and, despite a huge 19lb hike in the weights for beating Shoreacres at Ascot in December, we surely haven't seen all that this horse is capable of after just four starts over hurdles.

And because the virus is thought capable of spreading from flock to flock through bird droppings picked up on machinery or farmers' shoes, all sales or auctions of farm equipment and all farmer- and grower-related meetings have been canceled as well.

I took the stock prices of the 40 largest companies in the U.K. and compared them to the per-share earnings each company is thought capable of posting this year.

Genetic susceptibility testing is thought capable of increasing rather than decreasing stigma associated with psychiatric diseases [ 32].

Few units are thought capable of functioning without outside help.

But he certainly wants to be thought capable of running.

Both are vacuous but were thought capable of keeping the regime in power indefinitely.

Others might have shunned an unproved technique that, at the time, was thought capable of causing bizarre genetic mutations.

Though flattered at being thought capable of handling this scholarly opportunity, Geisel regarded it as depressingly negative in scope, and forthwith abandoned formal education for good.

The instrument was thought capable of little more than ooming and pahing at the bottom of an orchestra, and as a result concert presenters rarely booked cellists.