Sentence examples for reasonably capable from inspiring English sources
Everything about the uDraw is reasonably capable.
"Children … were reasonably capable of being identified as non-violent participants," Westgate said.
YES said Time Warner Cable was "reasonably capable of including MSG and FSNY on the same level of service as YES, but has chosen not to do so".
"They've got real organization and they've got reasonably capable people," says Harold Crouch, an Indonesia expert with the Australian National University.
The country has a standing army of 35,000, and a much smaller, but reasonably capable, navy and air force, that includes 33 attack helicopters.
Criminal liability may also be predicated on a failure to act when the accused was under a legal duty to act and was reasonably capable of doing so.
In January it issued new rules to clarify when a borrower might reasonably be considered capable of repaying a mortgage.
While Bordeaux is known for making perfumed, restrained, food-friendly wines that are reasonably alcoholic and capable of long aging, garage wines are known for being intense, higher in alcohol, ready to drink and, for some palates, too brash for pairing with most foods.
The old dependence on a government-monitored system of wide "stock routes" plied by expert drovers has been replaced by modern trucking, including the distinctive "road trains" (large trucks, each pulling several trailers) of the north, and by reasonably maintained roads capable of supporting these behemoths.
There is a clear need to look for a reasonably priced technology capable of detecting the condition before symptoms occur with high resolution sensitivity and specificity that offers ease of use during the test.
Presently, there is a major effort on looking for a reasonably priced technology capable of diagnosing AD by detecting the presence of A β. Studies suggest that AD is systemic rather than brain-limited focus diseases and the aggregation of the disease-causing proteins also takes place in lens except the brain.
