Sentence examples for powerlessness to be able from inspiring English sources
Thaddeus and Maine's model is still relevant today and this study illustrated that multiple social and geographical factors interacted to influence the outcome of the births, including seasonal barriers to transport, entrenched social mores which acted against the best interests of some pregnant women, and a sense of powerlessness to be able to change one's destiny.
On the other hand, a qualitative study with male patients about their experiences of AHC showed that they felt 'mentally pinioned', which included their frustration after the powerlessness of not being able to act according to their interests.
The powerlessness of not being able to change anything will lead to depression and a serious knock-on effect.
Once I accepted the powerlessness of not being able to alter my prison sentence, it turned into this extraordinary opportunity to study and understand myself - to go within and basically find my peace in that environment.
Once I accepted the powerlessness of not being able to alter my prison sentence, it turned into this extraordinary opportunity to study and understand myself-to go within and basically find my peace in that environment.
Many parents may feel a sense of powerlessness in not being able to alleviate the suffering of their child.
The guilt that we can just walk away to a safe home or on rest and recuperation (R&R) while they remain faced with the same realities – sometimes for their entire lives – is as much part of the job as the empathy you feel, the powerlessness at not being able to do more for them.
This paradox was most evident for the GPs when encountering the powerlessness of not being able to fulfil the existential needs of the NH patients.
They won't be able to pose as the purists of powerlessness, but Eastleigh reminds us what shape-shifters they can still be.
But they were also hugely empowering, and helped produce in an age of comparative consumer powerlessness the same feeling we take for granted today: that we should be able to copy, lend, and duplicate the content we've bought.
