Sentence examples for cease to be able from inspiring English sources
Unless its accounts in Australia were unlocked, "the Republic of Nauru will cease to be able to operate".
If almost every performance receives one, then it ceases to be a meaningful compliment -- and actors who don't get one cease to be able to console themselves.
When they drop him off at the camp, the soldier stands outside one of the tents as the car is driven away, and they look at each other until they cease to be able to make each other out.
This is the final victory of the censor: When people, even people who know they are routinely lied to, cease to be able to imagine what is really the case.
As with any character you play, because initially they start off as words, pictures, thoughts and then you cease to be able to have any kind of objective relationship with them at all, which is why it is so interesting posthumously, after the project ending, talking about them [in interviews] because you get to talk about them objectively again.
They need to be able to show if they remove that protein in some way, then the birds will cease to be able to tell when day length is lengthening and spring is coming".
"This is a jury that has ceased to be able to conduct respectful, open-minded, good-faith deliberations".
"The level of the minimum income threshold reflects the income at which a British family generally ceases to be able to access income-related benefits.
And, while warning against the dangers of intervention, he offers no answer to the question of what the stronger states should do about societies suffering under oppressive regimes or under regimes that have ceased to be able to govern.
