Sentences with word «incapable»

The governor seems incapable of making a speech on a single subject anymore.

There is, of course, an even more dire anxiety that emerges when some people prove incapable of living with our differences.

When disputes arise with regard to trusts, estates and incapable persons, we assist with reaching a satisfactory settlement through negotiation, which saves time, expenses, and preserves relationships and confidentiality.

You might become incapable of making these decisions unexpectedly, as a result of an accident, or it might be anticipated as a likely stage in a progressive illness.

Adults view students as completely incapable of providing anything for themselves, and see students as fully dependent on adults.

Always present yourself as incapable of taking care of yourself and your own problems.

They may be rendered incapable of moving parts of their body or regulating various bodily functions.

I've thought really hard about it, and I don't see it happening until I'm physically incapable of doing something «productive».

By retaining our firm on their behalf, we will ensure that these children and mentally incapable adults get the access to justice and the financial compensation they rightfully deserve.

You have athletes who can be utterly incapable of making decisions about their own health and well - being.

There are cases in which a mother is simply incapable of producing the milk she needs, but they're rare.

This is where aging sets in and you start feeling incapable of doing normal physical activities due to the reduced level of energy.

You are one slow learner, seemingly incapable of understanding that I see no reason to think about anything the way you do.

My mind was just incapable of handling one more thing to do.

She is not only lost in an unfamiliar environment, she is also incapable of defending herself without her claw.

You appear incapable of doing this just as all others who make the extraordinary claim do.

I'm apparently incapable of washing a dish or throwing away anything I've ever owned though.

The former is an abstraction, deficient in actuality and therefore incapable of being an effective agency, but it contains the ordering toward intensity that will be reflected in the initial aim.

So that the whole religious question today is almost incapable of being described by the old labels.

Why are you so incapable of dealing with reality?

But these sciences are incapable by themselves of defining what life is or even of recognizing it when it occurs.

Here were people clearly incapable of making decisions in a rational manner, but somehow they managed to pass all the tests of logical aptitude with flying colors.

He is now incapable of heavy work and has been forced to terminate many of his personal aspirations and goals.

There are more lines on that baby face, though he's still incapable of growing much in the way of facial hair.

In certain circumstances, a plaintiff may be deemed incapable of making decisions relating to the litigation and / or settlement of their case.

No dog should ever be considered incapable of biting; it is in their nature as animals.

You are obviously incapable of understanding what I have pointed out many times.

That's not surprising since she doesn't read it and, because of her deficits in basic science knowledge and understanding of statistics, is literally incapable of interpreting it on her own.

Several concerns indicate that the proposals as they stand are inherently incapable of effective implementation.

It's the most prominent example of how newspapers are fundamentally incapable of evolving.

Sorry for you that you've been meeting men incapable of even that.

But campaigners are concerned many children die or are otherwise incapable of giving consent.

When key staffers leave the company, they are often replaced by personnel who are either incapable of doing the work or are poorly trained.

We could sit and worry that our MPs are largely incapable of forensic analysis or charisma.

Available online services include distribution of standardized legal forms that are generally incapable of meeting the specific needs of a particular small business or consumer.

Until minors become adults, at age 18, they are legally incapable of making contracts or taking other legal actions.

For example, life includes matter, but the sciences such as chemistry and physics that deal with matter are incapable on their own of explaining all that is involved in life.

I feel incapable at those times to understand anything more subtle.

It is too often incapable of producing just outcomes that are proportional to the problems brought to it or reflective of the needs of the people it is meant to serve.

With the three last individuals incapable of natural breeding, it is the most endangered mammal at present.

Writing this up three weeks later, I can't of course remember exactly what I did because, as regular readers will know, I am virtually incapable of following a recipe exactly.

For, the one who believes he understands, is psychologically incapable of recognizing that he actually does not understand.