Sentence examples for will be incapable of from inspiring English sources
... Eventually a stage may be reached at which the decisions necessary to keep the system running will be so complex that human beings will be incapable of making them intelligently.
"This usually means that he will be incapable of the intimacy that marriage demands.
Images captured through a smartphone and processed by the app will be incapable of being transmitted from the device.
The shrunken Labour party and its leadership's preoccupation with yesterday's failed leftism will be incapable of holding May to account.
Critics of his selection say he will be incapable of disentangling his religious beliefs from his constitutional responsibilities.
Without it, North Korean industry will be incapable of producing much of value, and an industrial collapse will leave many North Koreans without work.
Aquinas also discussed conscience in relation to the virtue of prudence to explain why some people appear to be less "morally enlightened" than others, their weak will being incapable of adequately balancing their own needs with those of others.
As long as the old-media moguls don't understand the terrain, they'll be incapable of coming up with workable plans, unable to comprehend why their plans won't work, and unlikely to agree to a workable accommodation with computer technology.
Western democracies "will probably be incapable of maintaining their global competitiveness in the upcoming decades and will instead be scaled down unless they are capable of changing themselves significantly," Mr. Orban said in the speech, according to an English translation on the government's website.
And that proof ensures that if one party tries to steal from another, not only will it be incapable of doing so, but as a penalty for trying, the thief's currency will be awarded to the person they were trying to swindle.
Eustice and his team at Toyota Research Institute are developing an autonomous vehicle that will hopefully be incapable of causing a crash.
