Sentence examples for incapable of developing from inspiring English sources

Being normal, the endothelial cells are thought to be incapable of developing resistance.

Boeing's boss Jim McNerney's opening thrust said Airbus was incapable of developing an all-new plane to match his best.

The embryos used for their experiments were abnormal and incapable of developing into healthy babies and would have been destroyed by the clinics.

And it frequently is not interested in or incapable of developing the required understanding of the processes to which the new technology will apply.

But as a collective, they appear incapable of developing a consensus peace plan and delivering it to Israelis in a way that would actually make Israelis feel that Palestinian intentions have fundamentally changed".

NHS England, which controls 35,000 primary care contracts, has proved incapable of developing effective local primary care strategies, which is a major impediment to shifting care out of hospitals.

"Everybody thought we herders were incapable of successfully developing the land that the project has given us," Demba Diallo, a chief of one of the resettled villages remarked.

I'm also learning about best practices in terms of management of the irrigation system". "Everybody thought we herders were incapable of successfully developing the land that the project has given us," Demba Diallo, a chief of one of the resettled villages remarked.

For the foreseeable future, this top-down approach will be incapable of providing developing countries with timely supplies of affordable vaccines and antiviral agents.

In an action that could make them unwitting allies of critics who contend the United Nations is incapable of being reformed, the developing nations pushed for passage of the measure under the committee's traditional procedure of approval by consensus, even in the knowledge that 45 nations had signed a document saying they were opposed to it.

As newborns, mice with NC incapable of receiving Notch signals develop a hypocellular ENS, accompanied by reduced Sox10 expression in migrating ENCDCs and an inappropriately high level of neuronal differentiation in the population of migrating ENCDCs.