Sentence examples for incapacity to do from inspiring English sources
After Thatcher toppled him, his incapacity to do or say the right thing verged on high comedy.
Yet governmental incapacity to do many things people care about will not deter electioneering filled with extravagant promises on lesser matters amid bluster on the impossibles.
The murder of candidates "creates enormous insecurity, which is felt and bemoaned by the public – and it's held up in the faces of the politicians for their incapacity to do anything about it.
Incredibly, a number of them expressed their incapacity to do so.
Each day he threatens grave damage to actual human beings and the rest of Planet Earth, and each day he demonstrates his incapacity to do anything but inflict more damage.
In addition, children with DS may have a tendency to overeat, since the cerebral regions that are responsible for weight regulation may be damaged [ 5, 6] moreover, there is incapacity to do long physical exercise in DS individuals because the effort can be quickly perceived as painful, difficult and without sense for them, which contributes to adoption of a sedentary lifestyle [ 7].
Soon after, the Japanese came along and Polaroid was history, done in by Land's incapacity to set new research priorities and diversify.
Women's emotional communication or inclusive process, by contrast, is implicitly viewed as proof of an incapacity or unwillingness to do otherwise, even if the situation calls for it.
Since he started receiving Incapacity Benefits – because of something to do with his cartilage – he's been loafing around, preferably in the tropics.
For her, physical incapacity may mean that she needs help to do this.
