Sentence examples for own capable from inspiring English sources

And so she decided to take the business of having a baby into her own capable hands.

Judging from her own capable life, Ms. Friedan expected her classmates to describe theirs as similarly well adjusted.

Ms. Roberts, who often puts her faith in God but tends to take matters into her own capable hands, expresses little anger at the government.

The flutist Paula Robison has taken matters into her own capable hands and arranged Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" for solo flute and chamber orchestra.

The protesters failed to turn their anger into a lasting, organised political movement of their own capable of challenging the government at the ballot box.

In modern life relationships, humans and nonhuman agents, through their interaction, create a system of a higher level cognition of its own, capable of storing and manipulating complex information in a way that a single human individual could not carry out by himself.

It was as if high-trust Denmark couldn't imagine one of its own citizens capable of such violence.

The fibre, which on its own is capable of sustained firing, only responds to rapid events with one or two action potentials.

Just as important, are researchers who have a personal stake in the outcomes of their own research capable of objectively carrying out quality control responsibilities?

Fukuyama thinks that we too often treat the three pillars of political order as though they were separate goods in their own right, capable of doing the job on their own.

Technology industry commentators have previously dismissed the idea of an Apple electric car, pointing out that the company does not have its own facility capable of mass automobile production.