Sentence examples for normally be capable of from inspiring English sources

Given the extraordinary compensation enjoyed by managers, an outsider might have thought that developing "different engineering skills, new product designs and new production facilities" is something that managers should normally be capable of doing.

To my eye his 13,000-word report paints a picture of crowdfunding as an enabler for scaling ineptitude to heights it would not normally be capable of reaching — because the people involved would lack the resources to allow their inexperience to have so much runway.

But there is nothing like Super Saiyan LeBron; "but when he turns that switch on, you know what he's capable of". James is normally ramping up to become that next-level presence at this point in the season, but he is still coming back from a groin injury that saw him miss 17 games.

There is reason to believe that exaggerated disregard of things an adult person should normally know about and be capable of might have been perceived as infantilization.

Be capable of making decisions.

Be capable of solving your own problems.

"This is good news because it suggests that there are back-up strategies within genomes, which are normally silent but are capable of taking over under certain circumstances," Professor Ward said.

The vessels carried 800 MT of coal normally, though they were capable of storing up to 2000 MT of coal.

The autodisplayed proteins normally expressed as monomers are capable of forming multimers upon membrane interaction after expression (Schumacher et al. 2012; Smith et al. 2015).

Uncoupler proteins (UCPs) are normally lipophilic weak acids that are capable of lowering the membrane potential gradient and may reduce the production of O2− from the mitochondria.

The new stage is slug-like, unsegmented and lacks both limbs and almost all other traits normally characterizing arthropods, but it is capable of vigorous peristaltic motions.