Sentence examples for incapable of completing from inspiring English sources
The public chose Natalie because she was weak, silly, incapable of completing the next ghastly task..
He came home six weeks later permanently incapable of completing a sentence.
It's a difficult form and the department provides no credible help, despite many claimants being incapable of completing the forms adequately.
His lawsuit makes many allegations about Rockstar and specifically Sam Houser, who he labels "incapable of completing large scale and complex games" without Benzies' supervision.
He confesses that he is a terrible solver, and, by the time his own puzzles are published, often incapable of completing them.
— Panic should have crept into Oklahoma State's playbook, what with only a field goal to show in a first half so lacking in rhythm that the Cowboys looked incapable of completing the two-step, much less a comeback.
The writer's second marriage, to a much younger woman also named Penelope, produced two more children and a good deal of happiness, though Mortimer remained incapable of complete fidelity.
(This may be controversial if such notions as 'justice' are incapable of complete naturalization. If complete naturalization is not an option, then Ross may be forced to endorse a less palatable metaphysics).
This is so because although linear intron RNA is incapable of complete reverse splicing, it is fully competent to carry out the first step, attachment of the intron RNA to the 5' end of the 3' exon, leaving a DNA strand break.
This broad range of organisms capable of chlororespiration is encouraging for posttreatment bioremediation; however, most of these organisms are incapable of complete dechlorination of chloroethenes to ethene (Löffler et al. 2003; Major et al. 2003).
Comparison between individual channels and the three-channel system (Table S2) indicates that individual channels were incapable of complete classification, demonstrating the importance of multichannel sensing in detecting complex analytes such as biofilms.
