Sentence examples for not capable of maintaining from inspiring English sources

"It is true that homicide rates are down, but it cannot last … the government is not capable of maintaining it.

The attacks also came less than two months after American combat troops withdrew from Iraqi cities, raising fears among many Iraqis that their own forces were not capable of maintaining security yet.

A few members with improper behaviors are not capable of maintaining a long-term partnership.

The outage probability of SLR is a parameter that shows how often the transmit beamformer is not capable of maintaining the ratio of the signal power to the leakage power above a certain threshold value.

In the second pilot study, measurement consistency was evaluated for the conventional and electromechanical methods for anthropometric measurements of ten wheelchair users who were clothed and not capable of maintaining erect seated postures for the measurement session.

(2) LTE coverage hole with uRAT coverage (severe coverage hole, SCH): typical phenomenon of this situation is that the LTE network redirects the connections to the uRAT, since it is not capable of maintaining the service due to poor channel quality.

Many tried and failed to produce wireless earbuds, but they weren't capable of maintaining a stable connection between your ears because pushing the low-energy Bluetooth signal through your head when there's any interference in the air is difficult.

The UK and US appear to be extending their presence amid an escalation in Taliban attacks amid fears that Afghan forces are currently not as capable of maintaining security as they had hoped.

We hypothesize that certain bacterial species may not be capable of maintaining a chronic infections on their own, but if these species co-occur in appropriate mixtures, they can act symbiotically to successfully establish a pathogenic biofilm, which contributes to the chronicity of the wound.

It is therefore likely that Sandelia may not be capable of maintaining position under greater turbulence, due to increased energetic demands.

However, this statement must be qualified by saying that, although a defective cuff can stabilize the humeral head sufficiently to produce complete abduction, it may not be capable of maintaining this fulcrum against resistance.