Sentence examples for if incapable from inspiring English sources

Just when you think the electoral process couldn't get any more stupid....) So the rest of us might as well suck it up and see if we can pick the Christian who is, if incapable of loving his or her enemies, the one who seems least likely to drum up a bunch of extra, new enemies to hate.

Among the many scenes that stand out in memory, I recall Koma gesturing in bewilderment at his shadow on the caravan door; Eiko, inside, turning from one angle to the other and back again as if incapable of decision; the two moving together, side by side, as if in consolation; Eiko crawling out of the interior to touch Koma and stir him back to life.

Moreover, co-packaging of distinct RNAs may be reduced if incapable of heterodimerizing.

All Norwegian employees are entitled to sickness benefits such as sick leave benefits, work assessment allowance or disability benefits, if incapable of working due to disease or injury.

Residents either provided written consent, if judged by the researcher as being able to understand information about the study and make an informed decision about participation, or verbal assent, if incapable of providing written consent, with written consent obtained from a proxy.

If incapable of understanding the information and thereby possessing a reduced decision capability, these residents only participated so long as they did not oppose participation, and under the condition that appointed representative or relatives did not oppose participation after having taken part of the study information.

"This clique, stunted by ineptitude, distracted by power games and the pursuit of material comforts, was unwilling, if not incapable, of saving our fledging new nation".

However, the legacy communication infrastructures in the existing grid are quite insufficient, if not incapable of meeting the diverse communication requirements of the smart grid.

And young people, raised on video games with which they "interact" but not converse, are reluctant -- if not incapable -- of expressing themselves in comprehensible complete sentences.

One such involves the well-known pp(p Gpp metabolic system that can serve to inhibit DNA gyrase, and points to the fact that in these circumstances, persisters may be quite metabolically active, even if transiently incapable of reproduction.

After provoking Cathy beyond endurance, Ann says, "Why should I believe that you might be a 'member of society,' if, if you are incapable even of a half-hour's courteous interaction with me in this room?" It seems to Cathy, and to us, that she is indeed being "perpetually persecuted".