Established partnerships and brand-new bonds are equally capable of surprising you.

Buying a bike to do some holiday touring, she found she was equally capable of high-intensity pedalling for hours, making triathlon an obvious next step.

I was advised that the two competing engines were equally capable, equally expensive over the long term and equally capable of doing the job.

Just because the player who removed his shorts at the weekend was absent, it didn't mean that there weren't other players in the side equally capable of removing their shorts.

It seems to me that birds and birdsong are equally capable of teaching us the same lessons.

These are cricketers, not footballers, fully capable of making decisions and, more than that, expected to make decisions for themselves.

But the early smallpox vaccine was based on a virus fully capable of causing disease—one less severe than smallpox, but disease all the same.

Many people who are fully capable of performing jury service are ineligible to do so.

He had presented himself as astute, professional and experienced, fully capable of assessing his financial objectives and the financial structures he wished to adopt.

In time, the apprenticeship program was not considered sufficient to produce lawyers fully capable of serving their clients' needs.

Many solicitor-advocates are highly capable, he says.

If you want a solid, highly capable saloon or estate, the 90s are worth taking for a test drive.

He believed that to be an engineer was to be a creator, an inventor, as well as a highly capable mathematician, technician and mechanic.

He was recognized as a highly capable minister; he didn't need to angle for a good cabinet post in the next government.

Regulators, investors and the bankers themselves come to 'believe that banks are highly capable of managing risk ... [and] underestimate the true risk in high-risk products'.

I believe it's never too late to train as a teacher if you are physically capable and prepared to do the required training.

He continued working until he wasn't physically capable and had new ideas right until the end.

Some of the problem lies in our first impressions - we look at bigger people and wonder how physically capable they are.

The commentary reflects an attitude of intolerance towards fellow pool swimmers less physically capable.

He was whisked from jail to a military recruitment office where he claimed that he did not feel he was not physically capable of serving.

Human beings are potentially capable of any cruelty, prejudice or atrocity.

This future history depicts a huge galactic civilization responsible for uplifting all forms of life which are potentially capable of developing sapience and star-travelling ability.

They are generalists and an apex predator, potentially capable of taking any animal within its range, including other predators.

Some users have criticized this method, because it bans some clients that are not actively leeching, but are potentially capable of doing so.

Currachs are surprisingly dry and stable, and quite capable of deploying both long lines and draught nets.

They are quite capable of making nice biscuits and simple dishes, such as baked beans on toast.

I would have appointed a head coach quite capable of doing the job without any interference from me or any other person.

Leave us in peace to stress about the many, many things we're quite capable of stressing about all by ourselves.

Today's drivers are quite capable of negotiating even congested roads and crossings without traffic lights.

For now, it’s useful to simply know what plants are truly capable of.

Check with your doctor first, of course, though we could all do with remembering what our bodies are truly capable of.

These are people who are truly capable of making a little money go a very long way.

Others have said he was conservative and not truly capable.

Many loyal and truly capable people are willing to serve under you.