Sentence examples for incapable of assessing from inspiring English sources

When batting first they seem incapable of assessing the potential in a pitch, a job which Dean Jones, for example, did so well for Australia.

The referral proposal would see the federal government hand over approval powers to state governments, many of whom are hopelessly conflicted or incapable of assessing major projects adequately.

And they advance the insulting argument that the electorate is incapable of assessing two competing policies on negative gearing at the same time, so the Coalition should abandon any ideas of restricting access to "excessive" negative gearing deductions in the interests of "not confusing the message" (translation: not confusing the dumb voters).

It was surely true that a computer might have recorded his playing stats – the goals, the assists, the distances covered – but would have been incapable of assessing the wonderment generated by his technique and vision, from the late 1960s to the early 80s, first with Ajax and later with Barcelona and his national team, Holland.

And therefore when the country speaks of a "new" Negro, which it has been doing every hour on the hour for decades, it is not really referring to a change in the Negro, which, in any case, it is quite incapable of assessing, but only to a new difficulty in keeping him in his place, to the fact that it encounters him (again! again!) barring yet another door to its spiritual and social ease.

Analytical models for textile materials are typically unit cell abstractions, which are incapable of assessing the effects of common fiber architecture defects.

She bridled at the notion that judges were incapable of properly assessing complex national security issues, declaring, "You'd be surprised at the amount of understanding other parts of the government think judges have".

Liberal feminists embrace the value of voluntary choice for feminism, but argue that women often cannot exercise it, because sexist socialization and a homogeneous culture render them incapable of critically assessing their preferences and imagining life otherwise (Meyers 2004; Cornell 1998; Cudd 2006).

It now stands at 22, reproach enough for a batting side that is consistently incapable of thinking on its feet, of assessing a pitch and adjusting its tempo to suit.

Being placed in the work-related category means a person has been assessed as being medically incapable of work but able to do "work-related activity" such as preparing a CV.

To address the questions asked above we assessed how senescent cells, incapable of further division, react to extracellular assaults.