Sentence examples for somewhat capable of from inspiring English sources

The experience, she says, "threw me into a bit of an existential crisis about my own mortality and the power dynamics that exist between being a flawed person and yet somewhat capable of trying to fix something faulty within other living beings".

At the same time, the fact that the rats eventually learned the task suggested to the authors "that rats might be somewhat capable of using aspect ratio, and by implication shape, to solve visual discriminations" [146].

In agreement, with OreR flies it was the only strain that decreased in number (measured by colony forming units) during the first 24 hours of infection (data not shown), indicating that wild-type flies are somewhat capable of resisting Capmr1Δ infection (Read et al., 2008); this might also explain the weak Drs profile for the strain.

This may suggest that the generalized stress response in Clade D microbes is somewhat less capable of augmenting the pathogenic potential of these organisms, in contrast to Clade C organisms, which include only virulent Ba.

The Pacers today are a somewhat maddening team, capable of beating the kingpin Los Angeles Lakers one night and losing to the cellar-dwelling Washington Wizards the next.

A somewhat different method capable of detecting circulating thyroid carcinoma cells was first described by Ditkoff et al (1996).

But, as critics like James K. Galbraith and Alan Blinder, a former vice chairman of the Fed, have pointed out, the economy was probably capable of somewhat faster noninflationary growth somewhat sooner.

That the effect of the sequester has been relatively benign so far strikes me as a data-point in favour of relatively inflexible fiscal rules, such as debt-ceilings and balanced-budget amendments, capable of somewhat offsetting the diffuse-cost/concentrated-benefit dynamic that otherwise drives democracies toward imbalance and ruin.

"That the effect of the sequester has been relatively benign so far", he writes, "strikes me as a data-point in favour of relatively inflexible fiscal rules, such as debt-ceilings and balanced-budget amendments, capable of somewhat offsetting the diffuse-cost/concentrated-benefit dynamic that otherwise drives democracies toward imbalance and ruin".

The Hummingbot/Hunter-seeker we saw last month has improved somewhat, and is now capable of more than falling while flapping its wings.

As noted, rather stupefying to most of us, and even, perhaps somewhat so to those capable of explaining it.