Sentence examples for least capable of being from inspiring English sources

Apple seems to have loosened things up recently — or shown that they are at the very least capable of being shamed into doing the right thing — but the way they've handled the UDID issue shows Apple's priorities haven't changed: Apple über allies, followed by users and than developers.

Yet when it comes to bearing the risks of industrial activity, often those least capable of bearing risk are forced to bear most of it because they have less economic or political bargaining power.

"Many children who were least capable of protecting themselves were left vulnerable and alone in an ambulance with a driver and a technician whose backgrounds were unknown," Mr. Condon wrote.

Say what you will about Kim Gordon's overall talent level, she is at least capable of genuine subversion, which is impressive given the limited tools at her disposal.

Consequently, those who are least capable of affording the increase in medical expenses are the most likely to be paying for them.

When a person is depressed or having a bad pain day or whatever reason, that's when they're most vulnerable and that's when they're least capable of doing all this work, all this coordination.

This too is clearly contradicted by the fact that the poorest are least capable of adapting to a changing climate, and those who are actually bringing power to the impoverished are doing so with renewables, not fossil fuels.

Indeed, respondents noted that, ironically, the time they most needed help was when they were least capable of asking for it (see also [ 21, 44] for similar findings).

(Irony: the one thing we think about perhaps more than anything else may be the thing we're least capable of discussing openly).

Perhaps this is because younger children are least capable of hygienic behaviour and have longer lived infections and greater social contact, thereby acting as portals of infection into the household.

It was at just this point, when the local churches were least capable of handling a crisis maturely, that the child sex abuse scandal broke.