Sentence examples for up capable from inspiring English sources

How can children grow up capable of making common-sense choices for themselves, about work, life and play, when their role models and guardians seek to regulate their every move?

I write up story after story about how these do-gooders are spreading technology to the third world, how interconnectivity and self-organizing networks will change the way these people communicate and allow otherwise deprived children to grow up capable of interacting with computers and thriving in a modern environment.

At least 2,000 shelters were set up, capable of housing up to 800,000 people.

Anthropologists have shown that most children around the world grow up capable and competent of saying the basics in most of the settings they will encounter in their immediate communities.

Early experience can't be the whole story, since not everyone who has a bad childhood ends up showing cruelty to others, and some psychopaths had perfectly loving parents and still ended up capable of hurting others.

When I asked a very grown-up, capable friend of mine how he'd find an electrician, he looked at me in surprise: "Well obviously," he said, "I'd ask my mum".

So I should be treated like everybody else that is, as a grown-up capable of judging my own fitness to fly.I happened to queue behind another expectant mum at Gatwick for my second attempted Berlin flight.

This may be a path for realizing a set-up capable of reaching the ultimate limitations of focusing in free space [2, 11].

After the GOP debacle in Cleveland, Democrats, even left-wing Sanders Democrats and socialists, will want to show that they are the grown ups, capable of being members of a functioning democracy and being part of a sane governing coalition.

Thus, we utilized a more stringent experimental set-up, capable of detecting altered transcriptional profiles between samples and controls more sensitively.

And we must work in these interstices, scattered poles of production and of energy accumulation, in order to strengthen them, have services coagulate in them and build up conditions capable of triggering other open situations of conviviality.