Sentence examples for incapable now from inspiring English sources

Paul Farmer, MD, PhD, the brilliant physician and humanitarian, flashed the photo on a screen to a rapt Stanford audience last Friday to show the emaciated state of health care systems in West Africa, incapable now of treating the most basic ailments.

Watching the endless replays of the 65-year-old Mr. Hussein meeting with his inner circle, it is hard not to wonder if Iraq, too, isn't burdened with a system that has packed the upper levels of power with aging, infirm men inured by long experience not to question and never to challenge, and thus incapable now of placing their own hands more firmly on the tiller.

Mr. Obama has belittled Mrs. Clinton's considerable experience, as first lady and as a senator, suggesting — wrongly — that her 2002 vote for the Iraq force resolution makes her incapable of now ending the war.

Two women who spent years doing little but talking to each other are now incapable of basic conversation.

The camera, he perceived, "is now incapable of photographing a tenement or a rubbish heap without transfiguring it".

He had once been married, with two daughters, but was now incapable of leading an independent life and lived with his elderly parents.

However, in a world with a multitude of distractions, many of us are now incapable of starting a task and finishing it.

Carole tried so hard to protect her U.S.-born children from these stories that they are now incapable of overcoming any kind of sadness.

The upgraded Super Kamiokande detector will be able to distinguish between the interactions of these two particles inside the detector - something it has been incapable of until now.

According to commentators more favourable to the continued deployment of mercenaries, our forces are now incapable of carrying out their duties without this private paramilitary support.

Some commentators claimed it was the system that was broken, blaming the shallow, voracious news cycle that struggles to hold a thought for more than five minutes, saying we were now incapable of sustaining a national conversation.