Sentence examples for we consider capable from inspiring English sources

The process starts with the root, which we consider capable to speciate.

When Meraj, an absent-looking fellow with a disarmingly stupid face you could consider capable of nothing dangerous, picked dandruff off his hair and sniffed his fingers, Shockie said, "Don't do that".

"We consider people capable of giving informed consent once they are told of the objective effects of a treatment," Kahneman says.

(Doctor)" Likewise, physicians with exposure to obstetric nurses perceived them to be competent in assisting with low-risk deliveries: ""I think that it is great that obstetric nurses are part of the hospital staff; I think that it is really good, Here we consider them capable and qualified and we believe very much in their work".

Not given the courtesy of meaningful consultation, initially not considered capable of being appointed in a commissioner role, we were then expected to trust that a formerly instrumental figure in the Northern Territory justice system – one that sees our people marching through the custody doors in record numbers – would identify the systemic racism that we know plays a role in that system.

We considered three capable regions for warehouses of biomass and K capable regions for plants.

Modern steel alloys are considered capable of much greater spans.

Or intellectuals, the only people now considered capable of understanding a five-syllable word like "portability"?

However, in Florida, a minor is not considered capable of giving consent, he added.

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

Should Andersen fade away, there will be only four firms considered capable of auditing the country's biggest companies.