Sentence examples for incapable of supplying from inspiring English sources

Multiple studies have also refuted the claim that renewables are incapable of supplying baseload power, the minimum required around the clock.

The credit easing plan, due to be fleshed out in the budget in November, stops short of a state investment bank but is an implicit admission that commercial banks are unwilling or incapable of supplying credit to British business.

In that case, the Stoic position collapsed into that of philosophers like the heterodox Stoic, Ariston of Chios, who refused to make distinctions of any kind among the indifferents, thus rendering virtue incapable of supplying practical guidance by destroying the basis for rational selection among actions (Cicero, Fin. 4.47, 60, 69).

Surviving member, AA Bronson, has since gone on to make an art of post-science shamanism geared for a generation seeking a physical, emotional and spiritual healing that science has so far shown itself incapable of supplying.

Given these limitations and questions, the current conceptualization of minimum core obligations is widely viewed as incapable of supplying a predetermined content to the right to health and an inappropriate tool for judicial decision-making [ 78- 80].

It was previously thought that sugABC served to transport maltose or matodextrins; however, Edson had shown that both M. tuberculosis and M. smegmatis were incapable of growth when supplied with maltose as the sole carbon source [ 52- 54].

However, many oil producers are incapable of increasing their supply because of ridiculous environmentalist policies promulgated by politicians.The cover page of your "oiloholics" issue illustrated two dumb, fat consumers of oil.

It proved early on to be incapable of reforming the supply side of the economy and putting order in Argentina's fiscal affairs.

These systems have been notoriously inefficient and in many cases incapable of providing adequate supplies on a timely basis [ 35].

Chavista Venezuela, sitting on vast oil reserves, has proved incapable of organising a reliable supply of toilet paper, a product that even theoreticians need.

Our current grid is incapable of ensuring a reliable supply of electricity during or after a catastrophic event, which could impede the efforts of first responders, hamper economic activity and leave America exposed.