Sentence examples for whether it is capable from inspiring English sources
It will signal whether coalition government still works and whether it is capable of providing direction for the public services until 2015.
E. M. Forster memorably said that "the test of a round character is whether it is capable of surprising in a convincing way".
EMI must tell Citi by Friday whether it is capable of avoiding default, and it has until June 14 to actually make the payment.
But if few doubt that an organisation that has been so deeply embedded in Egyptian society since 1928 can survive, a more pertinent question is whether it is capable of adapting and responding to what many members see as a failed experiment in power.
The transition depends on whether it is capable of performing change detection or not (hasFeedback is true or false, respectively).
The PSDB must wonder whether it is capable of recapturing the support of those voters from lower-earning families.
The original dispute turned on a fairly obscure point of admiralty law: whether Lozman's home fit the definition of a "vessel" — specifically, whether it was "capable of being used . . . as a means of transportation on water".
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday struggled to decide whether it was capable of doing anything to affect the outcome of a custody dispute before the Sheriff Court in Airdrie, Scotland.
The Watten bunker was inspected again on 20 June 1951 by an Anglo-French commission to determine whether it was capable of being reused for military purposes.
Given the SPICE instrument's demonstrated validity and reliability, the objective of this study was to evaluate whether it was capable of measuring changes in medical (MS) and pharmacy students' (PS) perceptions following an interprofessional education (IPE) experience.
The aim of the current research was to explore the concept of emulsion based immobilisation of enzymes, to determine whether it was capable of providing suitable catalysts, and to investigate some of the characteristics regarding the inclusion of structure into these self-immobilised enzyme particles.
