Sentence examples for it proved incapable from inspiring English sources

But it proved incapable of shedding any light on the world as an object of human activity, and the theatre's educational value collapsed.

But, although the UN force in Sierra Leone is the largest peacekeeping operation in the world with 13,000 troops, it proved incapable even of playing a reliable backup role.

It has yet to have a serious discussion on immigration, and it has proved incapable of bringing down its massive public debt.

The result is that Portugal has been unable to effectuate its independence in matters of major institutional development, and it has proved incapable of generating long-term, sustainable policies from within.

For while the right can keep its own supporters in bile and smear through the media, it has proved incapable of finding new recruits and has scared away many old ones.

By the time Eta called a ceasefire in September 2010 it had proved incapable of carrying out a planned killing for 14 months.

If a private company could take over the water system of Delhi (or any other city), fix the pipes, and deliver water at an affordable price, why is that worse than letting a government control the water when it has proved incapable of doing the job properly?

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 — The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, after completing a two-day tour of Iraq, said Monday that the government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki should be voted from office because it has proved incapable of reaching the political compromises required to end violence there.

France, with the support of many of its liberal and intellectual elements, had plunged headlong into a war for which it was unprepared; its leaders proved incapable.

And the English only said it because they proved incapable of mastering the French pronunciation.

The political institutions it created had proved incapable of solving the nation's greatest problem.