Sentence examples for longer be capable from inspiring English sources
If you ask me, this is a pyrrhic victory for a winning stomach that might no longer be capable of taking solids, but there you have it.
Godard's films may no longer be capable of inciting revolution but they continue to act as historical documents of a time when additional merit was given to art for its ability to embrace and formulate change.
We saw what Ginobili and his teammates could not do and why the Spurs — best known for flying under the publicity radar — may no longer be capable of soaring to championship heights.
Beginning in March, roughly two-thirds of the Air Force's active-duty combat units will curtail training at their home bases, and by July will no longer be capable of carrying out their missions.
Only assisted suicide will now be made lawful, allowing the doctor to prescribe the lethal potion, but requiring the patient to administer it himself.But this could have the unintended effect of inducing terminally ill patients to end their lives earlier, for fear that they may later no longer be capable of doing so.
By the time children step in, parents may no longer be capable of executing documents or may be resistant to ceding control.
"Now we are seeing that the government no longer is capable of that.
That recasting of the bill, Robinson emphasized, should include the fact that the "NASA of old no longer is capable of assuming independently the next step in leading the way to permanent off-planet migration and physical salvation of the humankind species".
But she left the act in 1932 to marry a British aristocrat and her brother went on to make all those pictures with Ginger Rogers, to dance with a succession of other partners and to continue as an actor long after he no longer was capable of those staccato taps and eloquent slides.
As we're no longer supposed to be capable of authentically altruistic feelings, we're not supposed to be capable of writing about anyone but ourselves.
deserticola) of sequences were found to possess indels and/or premature stop codons (Table 1), indicating that a sizable fraction of these elements are no longer likely to be capable of autonomous transposition.
