Sentence examples for and lack of ability from inspiring English sources

I have noticed a certain rigidity of thinking and lack of ability to adapt and change views, plus I have experienced three instances of aggressive and unpleasant behaviour.

The committee's accompanying report referred to the agency's "troubled past" and "lack of ability to manage funds," and said the committee "remains concerned with the S.E.C.'s track record in dealing with Ponzi schemes".

Voyeurism between human and animal was negotiated in the design of a zoo pavilion that challenged the human to occupy the animal's space and in doing so recognize their inherent unfitness and lack of ability in conditions to which they had not adapted.

Percentage of time, which vehicles lose because of traffic and lack of ability for passing (other cars) is called percent time spent following.

When asked what typically precipitates an agency change, three key issues emerge, "Dissatisfaction with creative work" (57%), "Change in marketing leadership" (53%), and "Lack of ability to deliver an integrated approach" (48%).

Offering streaming gaming would provide a huge competitive advantage over its rivals in the set top box space, both large and small, and OnLive's failure wasn't due to a lack of demand, but due to the high cost of operation and lack of ability to scale.

And lack of typing ability proves no problem.

The intrinsic adaptation potential of some mediterranean endemics, particularly in South Africa and Australia, is limited by the relatively short seed dispersal distances and lack of colonization ability of these plants [11], [29], [39], [40].

A nested case-control study in BHIS found an association between increased risk of drowning and lack of swimming ability (OR = 4.5; 95% CI 1.25-19.4) [ 2].

Common reasons in this trial for exclusions pre-randomization were manual dexterity (13%), anxiety (12%), too elderly (12%), physically unwell (8%) and lack of cognitive ability (8%).

Reported reasons for individuals not undertaking or completing self-monitoring were poor dexterity, anxiety, too elderly, concurrent illness and lack of cognitive ability.