Sentence examples for which proved unable from inspiring English sources

This study was undoubtedly limited by a small sample size, which proved unable to demonstrate results statistically.

Sectional tensions spilled over into the House, which proved unable to elect a Speaker for eight weeks.

Fearing he would lose the votes of Southern congressional delegations for his legislative agenda, however, Franklin refused to publicly support the bill, which proved unable to pass the Senate.

Interestingly, the very same peptides encompassing the F508 region of CFTR, which proved unable to undergo phosphorylation, are nevertheless able to overcome the inhibition by β-subunit, thereby evoking NBD1 phosphorylation by CK2 holoenzyme.

Insufficiency is structured into the very wages which were to have been the means of deliverance, but which prove unable to procure the necessities of life.

That would be the same NATO which proved utterly unable to take down Moammar Gadaffi's not especially impressive military until the U.S. stepped in with crucial assistance.

But in building scores more incinerators, critics claim Britain is in danger of repeating mistakes made by the Netherlands and Germany, both of which have proved unable to find enough rubbish to fuel them.

Other similar works of protest followed, creating what the historian Martin Malia calls "a culture of dissidence"—an emerging public opinion in Russia which later repression proved unable to completely control.

After years in which Mr. Musharraf proved unable or unwilling to rein in militants in Pakistan, American officials say they are now more skeptical than ever that they can count on cooperation from Pakistan's military leaders, even including Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, a former head of Pakistan's spy agency, who replaced Mr. Musharraf as military chief last November.

The current crisis is seen as another problem for the government of President Abdurrahman Wahid, which has so far proved unable to dampen growing separatist and ethnic conflicts in several regions of this populous archipelago.

Negotiations between Smith and Wilson took place throughout the rest of the year, but repeatedly broke down; between July and September, a parallel development concerned Rhodesia's opening of a representative mission in Lisbon, which Britain opposed, but proved unable to stop.