Sentence examples for makes it unable from inspiring English sources

An incorrigible moral narcissism about its own good intentions makes it unable to recognize that its central ideal and instrument -- peacekeeping -- is so flawed that it must be abandoned altogether.

A possible explanation for znu induction by Cd could be that direct binding of divalent Cd cations to the Zur regulatory repressor protein as a substitute for Zn alters its conformation and makes it unable to bind DNA, thus directly limiting its repressive activity.

But once the crude is produced the pressure at the bottom of the wellbore decline makes it unable to come to the surface of its own.

As an abrasive, it is used in powdered form in the lapping (fine abrading) of metal and ceramic products, though its low oxidation temperature of 400 500° C (750 930° F) makes it unable to withstand the heat of grinding hardened tool steels.

He and his colleagues work with companies to test their quantum-cryptography systems before they go public, and have demonstrated that even "theoretically perfect" setups can be hacked when they're actually implemented — for example, by blinding the receiving device with a bright laser that makes it unable to distinguish between quantum and classical signals.

Conventional ECT only applies a single frequency for excitation which makes it unable to detect both surface and sub-surface defects reliably.

The procedure has been applied to a case study in Apulia, Italy, finding that the optimal reduced network was unable to recover the measured values of the monitored parameter of two discarded locations, making it unable to accomplish its monitoring goals.

Further, the assessment of MI fidelity was limited to 20 counselling sessions, which was sufficient for determining MI quality, but made it unable to explore its association with efficacy.

This might include the synthesis of HBP/SLBP isoforms lacking elements for its normal regulation or localization, thus making it unable to participate in histone mRNA regulation.

It would have failed because of its risky book of loans, which would have made it unable to raise funding in the markets, he added.

That sclerosis undermined the state's legitimacy and made it unable to respond quickly and effectively to the rising tide of protests.