Sentence examples for ability to miss from inspiring English sources

Tynes had (and still has) the maddening ability to miss the occasional chip shot, and he missed two important attempts in the N.F.C. Championship Game against the Packers.

The move to the Yankees probably hurts his fantasy value, but Pineda is still being undervalued, given his extremely impressive ability to miss bats.

Then Carlton Cole, maligned this season for his ability to miss even the most presentable of chances, headed West Ham 1-0 up from the resulting corner.

Although Newcastle defended resolutely at times, Steven Taylor being bloodied in doing so, it was Eintracht Frankfurt's spectacular ability to miss golden opportunities that defined this game.

As in his earlier books, Ishiguro's real concern is with his main character's unerring ability to miss the call of freedom, in the blindness that his sense of obligation imposes upon him.

And Mr Krugman, who should be well aware of the practical challenges, particularly as they are embodied in the populist Congress and the bottleneck Senate, focuses his ire instead on the administration, which can only operate within the leeway extended by the legislature.If this story represents anything, it's our monumental ability to miss the point.

John Utaka and Kanu joined the attack at half-time, but Pompey's ­ability to miss gilt-edged chances remained.

However, these methods are limited primarily by their lack of ability to incorporate missing data.

However, lack of ability to detect missed dose through determination of drug concentration by HPLC, for drugs with a long half-life, such as nevirapine is one of the limitations of our study.

Secondly, as this was a retrospective study, the ability to avoid missed data is limited, so some patients with more than one missing variable were excluded from the analyses.

It will soon add the ability to find missed connections — people who were in the same place at different times.