Sentence examples for be incapable of solving from inspiring English sources

It saddens me to observe the plight of our own species; we appear to be incapable of solving our problems.

Women, especially in STEM, are often sidelined because they are erroneously believed to be incapable of solving hard problems.

According to Weber, this type of coordination would be inefficient, especially because it would be incapable of solving the problem of imputation (i.e. of accurately determining the relative values of capital goods).

Whatever the causes of the West's economic stagnation, it became clear that liberal policies of governmental activism were incapable of solving the problem.

The present one, he says, is incapable of solving the country's problems.Widespread discontent, goes his argument, can be channelled into effective political action.

Although it made use of such theological criticisms of philosophy, the new wisdom took the position that theology did not offer a positive substitute for and was incapable of solving the difficulties of "Aristotelian" philosophy.

He meant, I guess, that government is incapable of solving economic and social problems and that the parts of government devoted to helping the wretched were either too big or should not exist at all.

Nor is it in the prime minister's interest, if he wants to persuade people to stay in Europe, to give the impression that European governments and cross-border cooperation are incapable of solving this problem.

The government, alone, is incapable of solving these problems.

Without a market value, the invisible hand of the marketplace is incapable of solving the water shortage problem.

Ultimately, however, they are incapable of solving these problems, simply because what they identify as the root causes is entirely incorrect.