Sentence examples for it proves unable from inspiring English sources

If it proves unable to, the largest opposition party -- the Pakistan People's Party, headed by Benazir Bhutto, the exiled former prime minister -- could with 81 seats conceivably form its own coalition.

Its parents were people who conceived the child when they were brought together by a shared opposition to the expansion of slavery, and the youngster turned out to be remarkably strong (though in its early years it proved unable to adapt to the climate of the American South).

Hollinger Inc. added that should it prove unable to file its annual report with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission by June 30, it might default on its senior secured debt due in 2011.

Unless the United States allows the Security Council and the United Nations peacekeeping department to mount a credible operation in Congo, they say, the organization will be in danger of repeating its experience in Somalia and Rwanda, two regional conflicts that it proved unable to bring under control.

Alas, it proved unable to do so.

But Pellegrini, waving his players forward, watched the defence and the shield in front of it prove unable to deal with the counter attack.

But three weeks later it proved unable to cope with heavy demand for the Phish reunion tour and left countless fans angry.

Once the most common taxi model in New York, the Checker ended production in 1982 after it proved unable to compete with converted passenger vehicles like the now-ubiquitous Ford Crown Victoria.

But it proved unable to compete with the internet and was eventually shut down.Twenty years after the government junked CYCLADES, Maurice Allègre, Mr Pouzin's former boss and ally, was still mourning the decision.

Last year Northern Rock, which relied heavily on wholesale markets for money rather than on depositors, ran into trouble when credit dried up around the world; it proved unable to raise money from the banks that used to lend to it and from securitising its loans (bundling them up and floating bonds on the back of them).

The inadequacy of the phlogiston theory became apparent only in the late 18th century, when it proved unable to explain a host of new facts about combustion that were being observed for the first time as the result of increasing accuracy in laboratory experiments.