Sentence examples for only is capable of from inspiring English sources

Loud-speaking is not the same as plain speaking; the loudspeaker not only is capable of disturbing the peace but through excess the volume can cause madness and death.

No MAC-layer techniques only is capable of removing the inefficiencies of the hidden versus exposed node problems.

The scheme of MMSE-SIC with data exchange only is capable of achieving significantly higher spectral-efficiency than the schemes without BS cooperation.

The intelligent system not only is capable of identifying the candidate wells, but it also recommends whether the well should be chemically treated or hydraulically fractured.

This proposed approach not only is capable of minimizing the system life cycle cost, but also it addresses maximizing system availability.

Ford's aiming to create a vehicle it can build at scale that not only is capable of autonomy, but that can also serve in both taxi and delivery businesses, and it says its existing experience working with enterprises in both those fields on fleet development and use-specific vehicle manufacturing will help it gain an edge in this regard.

Certain cars may only come equipped with compatibility for the iPhone – others may only be capable of connecting to an Android smartphone for instance.

"We see time and time again that informants not only are capable of ginning up business for themselves and the government but have deep motivations to do so".

But artists like Halvorson and Louis C.K. show how group discovery may not only be capable of surprising the audience, but also the artists up on the stage.

Writing for the Boston Globe last week, the brilliant commentator HDS Greenway argued that even if America's military might were not already stretched thin, it would at best only be capable of delaying Iran's nuclear program for a few years.

Engadget notes that the iTV will only be capable of 720p playback because of something with the A4 chip.