Sentence examples for become increasingly unable from inspiring English sources

Put simply, in recent years, the Republicans, at least at a federal level, have become a party of rigid ideologues, and in becoming more ideological they have become increasingly unable to build coalitions to put forward the sorts of big-picture reforms needed to keep the country and the economy thriving.

Daily newspapers become increasingly unable to deal with breaking news or developing stories.

"As we get older, our blood vessels break down and become increasingly unable to deliver nutrients to our tissues and metabolize waste," she says.

Over the last two years, the Immigration and Naturalization Service has become increasingly unable to cope with its growing workload, and the wait for a green card has stretched to several years.

But as the Indonesian state has become increasingly unable to look after basic needs -- the unemployment rate is about 20percentt -- growing numbers of Indonesians are finding some of the stricter tenets of Saudi Arabia's Islam more attractive.

Yet, as inequality has widened and concerns about it have grown, the competitive school, viewing individual returns in terms of marginal product, has become increasingly unable to explain how the economy works.

A weak government became increasingly unable to control events.

Guards became increasingly unable to deal with her.

I know that at first you didn't want her to be adopted but as the time went on, and you became increasingly unable to care for your children, you agreed to the process.

Visitor numbers were falling, however, in part due the dilapidated condition of the property, and the estate became increasingly unable to afford to maintain the castle.

A few months after being released from the hospital, she became increasingly unable to bend her knees, and underwent surgery to replace her knees with titanium and plastic prosthetics.