Sentence examples for ultimately incapable from inspiring English sources

But this, religion is ultimately incapable of doing.

Well-intentioned but ultimately incapable, the consortium was short-lived and soon numbered five.

The pleas of Michael Brown's father and Brown's mother, Lesley McSpadden, were ultimately incapable of containing the violence that erupted last night, because in so many ways what happened here extended beyond their son.

According to Weber, such undesirable consequences of disenchantment can be attributed above all to the fact that science inadequately fills the vacuum left by the diminishment of religion: science may be able to clarify questions of values and morals, but it is ultimately incapable of answering them.

And if so, how did you know a person was ultimately incapable of adapting to this more factually-disciplined attitude towards decisions?

Friends of Animals' New York director, Edita Birnkrant, says the chimp may suffer from permanent neurotic behaviour and could ultimately become incapable of interacting with other animals.

The reasons for the delays include shortfalls in financing, the removal of a contractor and architect who were ultimately deemed incapable and continual revisions in design -- problems that have plagued other projects citywide, but rarely on such a large scale.

After a number of notable successes and some early failures in the 1920s, the League ultimately proved incapable of preventing aggression by the Axis powers in the 1930s.

While it is acknowledged that a purely professional and technological paradigm to SEA is something of the past, it is proposed that leaving the design of 'flexible' SEA to the will of proponents and stakeholders might ultimately render it incapable of protecting the environment.

And why did you ultimately render Peter Quinn incapable of both loving and being loved?

Iran's left wing was in the midst of an identity crisis in the late 1970s that ultimately rendered it incapable of mounting an effective opposition.