Sentence examples for has proved itself unable from inspiring English sources

Dr. Cortese argues that Congress, in its management of the Medicare program, has proved itself unable to withstand the political pressure and blandishments of lobbyists.

"The system has proved itself unable under the existing framework to give people the rights and entitlements that they, in my view, deserve".

But the eurozone is also fundamentally sicker than it was in 2010 - in that it has proved itself unable to grow and recover, even when the US and the UK have been enjoying significant and sustained economic expansion.

"The Port Authority has proven itself unable or unwilling to maintain J.F.K. and La Guardia as first class airports," he said.

The US Congress has proven itself unable to pass even the most uncontroversial proposals, let alone comprehensive NSA reforms: the legislative branch can't even get its act together long enough to pass an update our primary email privacy law, which was written in 1986 – before the World Wide Web had been invented.

To the Editor: Once again a glowing article was written about Seattle in "36 Hours in Seattle" (March 27), and once again Seattle has proved itself unwilling or unable to live up to the promise.

"[I]n the areas where the government has proven itself either unwilling or unable to defend the lives and the property of Negroes, it's time for Negroes to defend themselves".

Like Mr Parks, Mr Riordan abandoned his opposition to the idea only when it became clear that it had enough support in the city council to override their wish to do all reform internally.The LAPD needs outside monitoring because it has proved unable to reform itself.

The BBC has proved unable to cope.

And yet the prime minister has proved unable to use office to broaden his appeal.

India has proved unable to protect its businesses even in the tiny Maldives and in Burma.