Sentence examples for is as unable from inspiring English sources

But surely it is as unable to assess the veracity of accused abusers' denials as therapists are unable to assess the veracity of patients' accusations.

Yorck writes: "The word [i.e., representation or logos] is as unable to grasp life, as is the deed" (ST, 54).

But Mr. Jordán said he was skeptical that the authorities were as unable as they claimed to track unsent messages.

Shouldn't they have been as unable to cope with the new physical demands as this year's teen-agers?

"There is no doubt that some religious scholars are as yet unable to assimilate the rhythm of modern life," said the sheik, choosing his words carefully.

For reasons I entirely respect, Andrew is keen to move on to new challenges and was, as such, unable to give the board a long-term commitment.

Further, scientists are as yet unable to identify what it is exactly about alcohol that could be having positive health effects.

One of the critical reasons why pastoralists are so vulnerable is that the state is perceived as unable to fulfil all of its obligations.

Counties where the length of time series for the absolute indices was <10 (Bonett and Wright 2000) were defined as unable to be calculated, because few disaster events were covered during the period.

Patients whose overall response was determined as "unable to be judged" were excluded from the overall response in the PPS analysis.

State coffers are virtually empty, while the government is viewed as unable to meet basic needs.