Sentence examples for incapable of helping from inspiring English sources

Haiti's provisional government has proved incapable of helping its people.

Fortunately for her, our older daughter is in any case sitting exams in scientific subjects with which I am incapable of helping.

There are certain kinds of illnesses that seem to cause great distress to doctors; and there are certain kinds of patients that medicine seems almost incapable of helping.

Or I may be incapable of helping them and have to watch them flounder, knowing how they feel yet unable to help.

Totally reliant on their paid guides for their safety, and incapable of helping any other climbers who might be in trouble, such people are often a liability, veteran mountaineers have frequently argued.

"I found it insulting to imply that your family may be incapable of helping you so you should just simply take on their duties yourself," says one ex-Flybaby on a support group website.

More important, the older woman is considered somehow incapable: reflexively, we speak of helping an "old lady", or even "a biddy", across the road, choosing a woman to illustrate the point rather than a man.

Participants, for example, reported that companions can be incapable of or ineffective at helping patients if they are too worried about surgical outcomes or their own care abilities.

And through all this, my husband drifted from home to his own office, battling an intestinal bug that left him incapable of providing any help at all.

However, the system studied here is different in that hepatitis D is not a true pathogenic virus but rather a subviral agent incapable of disseminating without help from HBV.

And she must be careful not to take a job she's incapable of doing without your help, and not to give her employer a false impression of her abilities.