Sentence examples for likely capable of from inspiring English sources

There are also important tasks that we feel they are likely capable of - like rescuing someone from a burning building.

SEATTLE — A suspicious backpack found Monday along the route of a march honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in Spokane, Wash., contained a live bomb that was "likely capable of inflicting multiple casualties," federal investigators said Tuesday.

While geochemical tracers indicate recent fine sediment delivery in harvested areas, channels are likely capable of quickly winnowing these fines from the channel bed.

Furthermore, many PSCs are likely capable of providing maximal management to stroke patients and may reserve transfer for those who need additional services available only at a CSC [3, 4].

If that's the case, though, the sensor is likely capable of several times that resolution for stills; it's just the way these things are set up, their data throughputs, image processors, and so on — if it can do 1280×720 pixels 30 times per second, it usually has enough sensor data to put together a couple megapixels.

According to Scientific American there are eight species of wild weeds GM canola is most likely capable of hybridizing.

A study by South Bank University has found that just 10percentt of overweight people were regarded as being likely or capable of committing a crime, while we assume muscular people are far more likely to beat us up with baseball bats or grift us on the street or whatever.

A study by South Bank University has found that just 10percentt of overweight people were regarded as being likely or capable of committing a crime, while we assume muscular people are far more likely to beat us up with baseball bats or grift us on some tarmac or whatever.

This is probably due to the lack of scope, resources, or, more likely, methodologies capable of untangling interconnections among these matters.

By 2025, these same vehicles will likely be capable of self-driving in all situations.

The Mascarene Islands, Mauritius, Réunion, and Rodrigues, are of volcanic origin and less than 10 million years old, so the ancestors of both birds likely remained capable of flight long after the separation of their lineages.