Sentence examples for was considered capable from inspiring English sources

If the child molester repented and went on a "retreat" where he prayed to Christ, directly or by using the Immaculate Virgin as an intercessor, he was considered capable of rising above any further temptation.

A plan involving the use of 4,500 service drivers and 1,650 tipper lorries was considered capable of moving 100 kilotonnes a day of coal to the power stations.

Due to the elaborate nature of the book's color artwork, no American publisher was considered capable of reproducing it.

Modern steel alloys are considered capable of much greater spans.

Ordinary folk were considered capable of assembling and enjoying modernist furniture, but not of running the economy.

David Hebert, Westchester's executive assistant district attorney, said there was no legal definition of the age when a child is considered capable of being home alone.

In January it issued new rules to clarify when a borrower might reasonably be considered capable of repaying a mortgage.

Both major parties are considered capable of winning the seat, although reapportionment could alter the political makeup of the district, which is in western Suffolk County.

Once a woman proves she can be leader of the free world, maybe another woman will be considered capable of sitting at a desk, chatting with guests".

If you are considered capable of working, you're put in the work related activities group where you face sanctions for failing to conform to the regime.

Along with Beatrice Caslaro of Romania, Yana Klochkova of Ukraine, Tomoko Hagirara of Japan and Joanne Malar of Canada, she is considered capable of winning any of the three medals.