Sentence examples for incapable to get from inspiring English sources

Data risk assessment in the human rights field therefore can always be considered problematic, whether because it is incomplete and therefore cannot not tell the whole story, biased and therefore harmful to human rights, incapable to get at the source of human rights by attempting to quantify human suffering, or if, quite frankly, it is a lie.

"At times I was incapable of getting enough oxygen to get my lines out on stage, and sometimes I'd forget where I was in the play," Mr. Piven said.

Just knowing that I'm sort of incapable of that, I try not to get myself into situations unless they are real genuine emergencies.

Like the proverbial dog with a bone, Eric is incapable of being dissuaded in his unrelenting quest to get his car back.

Does he always try to get his way, or is he incapable of admitting he's wrong?

"When you finally manage to get him to the bar you are both uncomfortable, practically incapable of speaking," I go on.

It shows he is incapable of reforming Europe and his strategy of getting change by making threats to leave to get change does not work.

Then, you start to get scared someone might see through you, and start to believe you are incapable of doing the work.

The Dowding system was incapable of handling night interceptions in a practical manner, and Dowding continued to state that the only solution was to get AI into operation.

Since we needed to get by with less than 10 outcome events per variable in our multivariate models, we may have been incapable of detecting a minor effect of MBL producers or resistant phenotypes on mortality.

"Those who don't want to or are incapable will get different treatment and that will be translated via our development, trade policies".