Sentence examples for that could be capable from inspiring English sources
The meeting came as a row erupted over revelations in a new 173-page report by the chief weapons inspector, Hans Blix, last Friday that his teams recently uncovered a large unmanned aircraft, or drone, that could be capable of spraying biological or chemical agents.
Large-scale hydrogen production by electrolytic splitting of water is mainly governed by high-efficient yet cheap electrocatalysts that could be capable of accelerating the sluggish hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER).
Astronomers have discovered what appears to be the oldest known alien world that could be capable of supporting life, and it's just a stone's throw away from Earth.
In November, North Korea conducted its most significant missile test to date, launching an intercontinental ballistic missile that could be capable of landing nuclear weapons anywhere in the continental United States.
"There was no evidence of an explosive event having originated from within the cargo itself, and a review of the cargo manifests showed no items that could be considered capable of causing or contributing to such an event," the report said.
You're now dealing with an Iran that could be nuclear-capable and has a standing army of four hundred and fifty thousand soldiers".
With a belief system of exceptionalism and being God's special chosen people, it is not strange that people deny that "we" could be capable of violence, and that "our kind" would intentionally kill.
That's to say that it could be capable of being triggered by a keyword and then acting on that to make an action.
This suggests that irisin could be capable of passing the blood-brain barrier, or that it regulates some other (unknown) molecule that crosses into the brain, Spiegelman says.
It is also apparent that he could be capable of great violence himself.
I wasn't suicidal: quite the opposite; I was petrified about the possibility of suicide and the quest for certainty, the impossible task of eliminating every inch of doubt that I could be capable of such an act, had made me very poorly indeed.
