Sentence examples for incapable of improving from inspiring English sources

For now, Banerjee thinks the experiment has demonstrated that the world's poorest people are not inherently incapable of improving their own lives.

Your treatment of the clash of cultures is often funny but also heartbreaking: Clara's family is wild and reckless and seemingly incapable of improving its fortunes; the white people make for less sensational reading, but their senses of entitlement and superiority are pretty entertaining.

They feel incapable of improving their situation.

However, on some occasions, ion beam machining alone is incapable of improving surface roughness.

But he thinks some local authorities are incapable of improving the education they provide.

The static shear test showed MWCNTs incapable of improving the shear strength of PC; statistical analysis using Student's t-test with a 90%% level of confidence confirmed that the change in the shear strength of PC incorporating varying MWCNTs content to be statistically insignificant.

Something that is incapable of being improved.

The food is almost incapable of being improved.

On the two basic metrics which this page takes an interest in – taste and value – it is not far off incapable of being improved.

Experimental results show that this method is capable of improving the robustness of odour localisation in the presence of uncertainties, where previously it was incapable.

Frederick Winslow Taylor, regarded as the father of scientific management and one of the first management consultants in the early 1900s, believed workers were incapable of dissecting and improving their jobs.