Sentence examples similar to incapable of ceasing from inspiring English sources

But a senior United Nations official noted another serious problem, even if the parties agreed: the proposed agreement calls for an immediate cease-fire, but the African Union troops in Darfur have already shown they are incapable of enforcing a cease-fire.

Or it could show the Iraqis are incapable of defending themselves, shattering a fragile cease-fire in the process.

Many plant and animal species that are key to human livelihoods, including various species of trees, food crops, and fish, will prove incapable of adjusting to these climate changes and so cease to exist.

Thirdly (c) in its most proper use, it is that which is, but is incapable of any destruction such that the thing which now is later ceases to be or might cease to be; or again, that which has not yet been destroyed, but in the future may cease to be.

Madrid understandably suspects that this cease-fire simply makes a virtue out of a dire necessity — the group may be almost incapable of carrying out effective attacks at the moment.

I was incapable of resistance.

Muslims are incapable of democracy.

She is incapable of dissimulating.

I was entirely incapable of speech.

He is constitutionally incapable of settling down.

Incapable of saying "no".