Sentence examples for to be fully capable from inspiring English sources

The federal courts have shown themselves to be fully capable of handling similar cases from Guantánamo.

Additionally, unlike in most social insects, workers in some species appear to be fully capable of reproducing.

In other words, the hardware seems to be fully capable.

In both studies, this technique has shown to be fully capable of detecting possible organ deviations and tumor size variations.

Luckily, it doesn't appear that either was injured and both seem to be fully capable of independently getting off the wheel.

Despite Nemo being born with a small fin, he proved to be fully capable of handling more than the average fish, propelling Finding Nemo to became a touchstone for children with handicaps and life-threatening illnesses.

Referring to a Navy system that would shoot down missiles with shipboard interceptors, Dr. Wilkening said, "They are well down the road to being fully capable national missile defense systems".

Upon graduation, they must be fully capable of adapting to change and reinventing themselves throughout their professional careers.

Some children might test poorly but be fully capable of performing at grade level, he said.

A commemorative from Ambassador Kennedy that the state department will be fully capable on January 1 would be a great start.

Indeed, children may not be fully capable of understanding complex biomedical research issues.