Sentence examples for and inability to restore from inspiring English sources

Destruction of farm resources, such as pastures, soils and animals and inability to restore feed production, meant pastoral farming became unsustainable.

However, reconstruction of the penis has consistently been a challenge, primarily owing to the shortage of native tissue and inability to restore normal tissue function.

As the bodies have piled up — security forces have killed around 1,500 civilians since March — Alawite leaders have not been blind to the rapid erosion of the government's power and its inability to restore control.

Severe impacts on livestock and the inability to restore vegetation growth following pasture burial, also meant pastoral farming became unsustainable in the short term.

This may cause a second wave of cell death, whereby the oxidatively stressed but still viable tumor cells ultimately perish via programmed mechanisms due to the inability to restore cell function and homeostasis [ 85].

Unlike control mice, Brd4-depleted animals continued to lose weight, owing to an inability to restore the absorptive epithelia, and most animals had to be sacrificed.

One of the most frustrating and stubborn aftereffects of Tropical Storm Irene has been the inability to restore electricity to swaths of the Northeast, especially in Connecticut, where roughly 300,000 customers were still without power on Wednesday night.

Given the current inability to restore immune function with immune-based therapeutics [ 39], and given that HIV-associated immunodeficiency may be irreversible in some patients [ 40, 41], the most effective approach to preventing disease in HIV-positive persons may be to initiate antiretroviral therapy before the onset of any measurable immunodeficiency.

He said there was a lot of anger over the government's apparent inability to restore security to the area.

The despair over policymakers' inability to root out intractable, debilitating inflation then was qualitatively similar to the despair today over their inability to restore decent above-trend growth.

So spending levels were locked in at recessionary levels even as the economy improved, creating an inability to restore crucial programs that were cut during the lean times, Mr. Owens and others said.