Sentence examples for then capable from inspiring English sources

Intelligence experts and military analysts said the operation's professionalism far exceeded anything Iraqi insurgents were then capable of.

Independent assortment is, then, capable of producing 223, or 8,388,608, kinds of sex cells with different combinations of the grandmaternal and grandpaternal chromosomes.

But less than a year later, BrewDog had won its first major contract – a weekly order to supply Tesco with twice the quantity of Punk IPA it was then capable of producing.

It seems likely that the core experience has itself played a role in the development of belief systems relating to the spirit world in many cultures and that those very belief systems, once elaborated upon, are then capable of influencing the hallucinatory content of sleep paralysis episodes in subsequent generations.

The baby is then capable of expression.

Somatostatin is then capable of modifying the processing and output of the neostriatum.

But then, people capable of rousting their households and heading for the hills in winter probably know the drill.

At Peterloo, 150 years ago in similar circumstances and for similar motives, the army sent its cavalry into a peaceful crowd - the press, then, proved capable of outrage.

The point about having fundamental rights statutorily enshrined is that they should then be capable of being judicially balanced against competing rights or other overriding legislative considerations.

These females could produce YY males, which would then be capable only of producing male offspring, upsetting the sex balance in a fish population.

GK Chesterton once wrote "When men choose not to believe in God, they do not thereafter believe in nothing, they then become capable of believing in anything".