Sentence examples for more capable of leading from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, the new cell will divide to become an egg cell, genetically the same as an egg from the older woman's ovary, but encased in a more youthful package, perhaps more capable of leading to a successful pregnancy.

"The results today tell me that the people want to see a government more willing to listen to the people, a government that is more transparent and accountable, and a government that is more capable of leading us past our current challenges and taking care of those in need.

Why is Clinton more capable of leading our nation than Sanders, if it was Vermont's Senator who voted against Iraq and predicted its outcome, while Clinton calls her vote a "mistake"?

And, in any case, they say that they think constantly about succession and have plenty of executives who are more than capable of leading their businesses.

"His record shows that he is more than capable of leading HHS," Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said at Azar's confirmation hearing.

Doesn't his past clearly show us that he is more than capable of leading the United States in the right direction?

Don't we want to be a nation that doesn't just say, but shows that men and women deserve to be treated equally, and that women are more than capable of leading corporations, and even countries?

Participants reported feeling more confident and capable of leading ECD policy and programme discussions as a result of these experiences.

Mr. Ozawa vowed to restore the party to its original promises of building a more accountable political system capable of leading Japan out of its current drift.

To undo guilt you may compensate by doing more than you are capable of leading to anger or resentment.

If you're in the fortunate position of having more than one child who's capable of leading the business, you may want to consider dividing the business along functional lines.