Sentence examples for reasonably capable of from inspiring English sources

"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".

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.

Why a team full of major leaguers cannot execute a task that most Little League baseball and softball players would be reasonably capable of performing is another question, but for now, we can safely assume that Girardi will not be calling for any suicide squeeze bunts, either.

The calculated results have shown that TDDFT calculation using a newly-designed functional which takes into long-range interaction, CAM-B3LYP, was reasonably capable of predicting the excitation energies and the absorption spectra of the molecules.

The theoretical results have shown that TD-DFT calculations, with a hybrid exchange correlation and the long-range corrected density functional PBEPBE with a 6 311++G** basis set, was reasonably capable of predicting the excitation energies, the absorption and the emission spectra of these molecules.

And while Democrats have a reasonably capable candidate in the form of former Rep. Travis Childers, he's polling well behind Cochran at this point.

And given the presence of a credible, reasonably capable rival, Romney's slow-but-steady path to the nomination is the path that he was pretty much guaranteed to have to take.

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.

Everything about the uDraw is reasonably capable.

In January it issued new rules to clarify when a borrower might reasonably be considered capable of repaying a mortgage.