Sentence examples for incapable of changing from inspiring English sources

The reason is either that high-level executives who have got to their top posts by a lifetime of judicious executive behavior are incapable of changing their habits or that, if their habits are changed, their subordinates will not believe they really mean it.

Human force is incapable of changing any of this.

Mr Mao, now 78, says the movement turned it into a "party of liars", incapable of changing.

It is mind-boggling that our federal government seems incapable of changing this process to focus more on targeting terrorists.

The prevailing political paradigm is incapable of changing the dynamics of either our economic pathway or our increasing inequality.

But it's pathetically obvious that President Bush is incapable of changing the course in any area of his administration.

Game-changing concepts are few and far between, not because the people in the room are incapable of game changing concepts, but because there is no common, fertile ground of understanding, no incubation, no real readiness for what is about to transpire -- or could.

In this scenario, governments are seen as at best incompetent, incapable of adapting to changing circumstance, and the private sector becomes the only reliable means of delivering progress.

Abbott as an opposition leader was frenzied, intense, relentless, functionally incapable of pulling back and changing either his tone or his rhetoric.

What we now know is that he was like a kid on his best behaviour, as incapable as any of us of materially changing his philosophy and personality when he is into his sixth decade.

But now that their community faces a deadly streak of terrorist violence, and believes the government incapable of protecting them, that is changing, demonstrated by the protests and unrest this week in Sadr City.